> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ramestta.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ramestta.com/welcome-to-ramestta/bridge/pos/withdraw.md).

# Withdraw

#### Preliminary Steps

1. **Connect MetaMask**: Make sure your MetaMask wallet is connected to the same admin address used during your grant creation.
2. **Navigate to Dashboard**: Once connected, the Ramestta Bridge dashboard should appear.
3. **Access Bridge Interface**: From the dashboard, navigate to the Ramestta Bridge page. Alternatively, you can click the Bridge icon in the left navigation drawer.

#### Withdrawal Steps

1. **Select 'Withdraw'**: By default, the 'Deposit' tab is active. Press the 'Withdraw' button to switch to the withdrawal view.

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2. **Choose Tokens**: Select the token pair, usually MATIC (Matic - PoS), or simply pick the token you want to send. Click 'Transfer'.

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3. **Enter Amount**: Specify the amount you wish to withdraw. Alternatively, click 'MAX' to withdraw all your MATIC.
4. **Confirm Transaction Fee**: A pop-up will appear, asking you to confirm the transaction fee and acknowledge that the process may take up to 4 hours.
5. **Sign Transactions**: You'll have to sign two transactions. One to burn the token and the second to exit it in the Polygon network.
6. **Completion**: After about 3 hours, the process should be complete. You can confirm on Polygonscan using both mainnet and testnet URLs.
7. **Verify Funds**: After the challenge period, check your Polygon wallet to make sure the tokens have arrived.


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