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# Guide: How to Remove Liquidity

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### Use a supported wallet.

See [Wallet Support](/using-tradecraft/wallet-support.md) for a full list.
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### Get the correct Pool Address.

Go to [Pools & Pool Addresses](/using-tradecraft/pools-and-pool-addresses.md) and copy the "Add/Remove Liquidity" address listed for the pool you'd like to use.
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### Get returned tokens quote (optional).

Go to the [Broken mention](broken://spaces/CCRi0UxKmgIrQPvrXtbk/pages/c07812e5c913339508e864af61b50d0af184018a) page and click "Test it" for the "Get LP withdrawal quote" API.

Enter the pool's two token symbols in the space for `tokenA` and `tokenB`.

Enter the number of LP tokens you'd like to exchange in `lpTokenAmount` and press "Send".

The output will show you how many of each of the pool's tokens are *currently expected\** in return for the LP tokens.

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**\*Imporant**

Quoted amounts are not a guaranteed promise of return. Factors like protocol use, among others, may result in receiving a different number of tokens than quoted.
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### Send LP tokens to the Pool Address & receive asset tokens.

From your wallet, send the LP tokens to the Pool Address from step 2. 

In less than a minute you should receive transfer offers for both of the pool's tokens. Remember to approve the incoming transfers.
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Questions? Check out our [Frequently Asked Questions](/using-tradecraft/frequently-asked-questions.md) page.


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