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# Withdraw Supply

**Note: If you have your tokens staked, but want to withdraw those tokens from the protocol, then you need to** [**unstake them first**](https://docs.hashstack.finance/hub/101-guides/unstaking-rtokens)**.** This is how staked tokens look like (5 rDAI staked in the picture).

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Here are the steps to withdraw supply:

1. Go to "your supply" tab and choose which supply ID you want to withdraw from and click on "Actions".

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2. Select "Withdraw Supply" and fill in the token amount.

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3. Confirm the transactions in your Starknet wallet.

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4. The success notification will pop up if the transaction is successful.

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### Video Tutorial

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