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# Unstaking your stCHR

### Access the Unstake tab

Go to the **Staking → Unstake** tab on the UdonFi app.\
Here, you’ll see two available withdrawal methods:

#### 🕒 Slow Withdrawal (Recommended)

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* **Exchange Rate:** 1:1
* **Waiting Period:** Approximately 14 days
* **Partial Unstaking:** This action unstakes your entire position. The requested amount will be withdrawn, and the remaining balance will be restaked only after the 14-day unbonding period concludes
* **Unbonding Process:** Your staked CHR will undergo a 14-day unbonding period. No rewards are earned during this waiting period.
* **Completion:** Once the unbonding period concludes, your CHR will be automatically transferred back to your account.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Important Restriction: You cannot initiate a new stake or unstake request if you have any pending positions. This includes any staking or unstaking positions currently being processed by the protocol, as well as unstaked funds that are waiting to be claimed. Ensure all existing positions are fully completed before starting a new action.
{% endhint %}

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#### ⚡ Quick Withdrawal

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* **Rate:** Variable (depends on market liquidity)
* **Waiting time:** Immediate

You can transfer your **stCHR** to a DEX (e.g., Color Pool) and swap it directly to **CHR** for instant liquidity. This option is convenient but may include a small rate difference based on pool liquidity.

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### Using the Slow Withdrawal method

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#### Review the Transaction Overview

* The system automatically selects your full staked balance for withdrawal.
* You don’t need to manually enter an amount.
* A **0.3% unstaking fee** applies when using Slow Withdrawal.
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#### Confirm the withdrawal

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* Click **“Slow Withdraw CHR”**.
* Review the transaction details carefully.
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#### Sign the transaction in your wallet

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* Once confirmed, your request enters the **Pending** stage.
* You can view it in **Withdraw → Withdrawal Status → Pending**.
* It shows your **14-day unbonding timer**.
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#### Claiming your CHR after 14 days

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After the 14-day waiting period:

* The status automatically changes from **Pending → Ready to Claim**.
* Click **Claim** to finalize your unstaking.
* Once confirmed, your **CHR** will be transferred back to your account wallet.

When the process completes, your transaction will appear under the **Completed** section. You can verify your updated balance in your wallet or directly in the **Dashboard** tab.
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### Quick Withdrawal (Alternative method)

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#### Select Quick Withdrawal

In the **Unstake** tab, select **Quick Withdrawal**.
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#### Follow the guideline

Follow the guideline displayed in the interface:

* Transfer your **stCHR** to the **Color Pool DEX**.
* On the DEX, **swap stCHR → CHR** at the current market rate.
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}

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{% hint style="info" %}
🧠 Tips

* **Slow Withdrawal** gives a guaranteed 1:1 conversion but requires waiting.
* **Quick Withdrawal** is instant but depends on DEX liquidity.
* You can monitor your withdrawal progress anytime under the **Withdrawal Status** tab.
  {% endhint %}


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