Withdraw Assets
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Bonzo Finance offers users the flexibility to withdraw supplied assets at any time, provided those assets are not currently serving as collateral for outstanding loans. This feature ensures that users maintain control over their liquidity.
Only assets not actively securing a loan can be withdrawn freely โ if a user has borrowed against their supplied assets, they may need to repay their loan or adjust your position before initiating a withdrawal. Here's how to withdraw assets from Bonzo Finance:
From the Bonzo Finance dashboard check the "Supplied" box to view all assets currently supplied.
Find the asset you'd like to withdraw and click on the icon found on the right side of the table.
Click Withdraw and an on-screen modal will appear.
From within the modal, type in the amount you'd like to withdraw or click on the button to autofill the full amount supplied.
Review the "Transaction overview" section of the modal to understand the impact of withrawing the specified amount of this asset.
Click the Withdraw [Asset] button to review and sign the required transaction(s) that appear within your connected wallet.
Once completed, the asset will be withdrawn from the protocol and appear in your wallet. Refresh your wallet to reflect these changes.
Access the Bonzo Finance dashboard from within the HashPack dApp browser.
Scroll down to view the "Supplied" section, which contains a list of assets currently supplied.
Find the asset you'd like to withdraw and tap on it to view additional details.
Tap on the Withdraw button and an on-screen modal will appear.
Type in the amount you'd like to withdraw or click on the button to autofill the full amount supplied.
Review the "Transaction overview" section of the modal to understand the impact of withdrawing the specified amount of this asset.
Click the Withdraw [Asset] button to review and sign the required transaction(s).
Once completed, the asset will be withdrawn from the protocol and appear in your wallet. Refresh your wallet to reflect these changes.