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  1. Scalloper Guide

How to Withdraw from Lending pools

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Withdraw from Lending pools

Choose the asset you supplied on the Lending pools page. Click on "withdraw"

Enter the amount you want to withdraw from your supplies. You can click on “More Parameters” to view more detailed data.

After you withdraw, the sCoin which represents your supply position will disappear, and your supplied asset, it will be sent back to your wallet, and the Lending Pools page will reflect the updated balance.

Reminder: You must have SUI in your wallet to pay for gas fees.


You can also withdraw your Lending position on Scallop by swapping your sCoins back into the original asset. Go to the Swap page, select the sCoin you want to redeem, and swap it back into the original asset.

Once the swap is completed, the asset will be returned to your wallet. Your Lending position will be updated automatically, and the sCoin balance will be reduced accordingly.

Reminder: You must have SUI in your wallet to pay for gas fees, and the swap fee is 0.01%.