# Unstaking rTokens

Here are the steps:

This is how staked tokens look like:

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1. To unstake your rtokens, simply go to the "Your Supply" tab.

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2. In the supply tab, you can view your token supplies. Click the "Actions" button next to the supply you wish to unstake tokens from.

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3. Sign the transaction in your wallet by clicking on “Sign”.

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4. If there are no issues, then it will showcase the success notification.

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### Video tutorial on Unstaking

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