> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sumero.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/withdrawing-liquidity.md).

# Withdrawing Liquidity

This guide will walk you through the steps to withdraw liquidity from the Sumero app. 

### 1. Navitage To The Pool Page 

The first step is to navigate to the Pool page. 

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### 2. Select The Withdraw Tab

From the pool page, select the 'Withdraw' tab.

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### 3. Select LP Token&#x20;

From the toggle list in the LP token field, select the LP token you wish to exchange for the underlying asset pair.&#x20;

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### 4. Enter Withdrawal Amounts

You can now decide how much of your LP tokens you would like to exchange for the underlying asset balance. Enter a value into the LP token input field. The corresponding amount of underlying tokens to be returned will be automatically populated. The underlying tokens are returned in a [50/50 ratio](https://support.uniswap.org/hc/en-us/articles/7423702800141), the same ratio applied when depositing.

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### 5. Approve and Withdraw

Finally, you are ready to submit the withdrawal transaction. First, you may need to approve the Sumero router contract to allow the Sumero protocol to spend the LP tokens on your behalf. This is only necessary the first time you interact with the Sumero app using a specific LP token.

Once the spending approval transaction has been confirmed, click 'Withdraw' to trigger the transaction in your wallet.

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Sign the corresponding transaction in your wallet.

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Once this transaction is signed and confirmed, your underlying assets and the rewards accrued will be deposited into your wallet. You can view your closed/historical positions on the Sumero [Dashboard page](https://staging.sumero.finance/#/).


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