# Octopool: Withdraw Liquidity

## Symbiosis Octopools Overview

Symbiosis uses **Octopools** for all cross-chain operations. Every cross-chain transaction goes through an Octopool located on the **Symbiosis chain**, also referred to as the **Symbiosis Host Chain**.

Although liquidity can be provided from any supported chain in one operation, withdrawals must be performed only on the Symbiosis Host Chain.

**About gas on the Symbiosis chain:**

The network uses **SIS** as its native gas token (bridged from Ethereum). SIS can be obtained in two ways:

1. Via the official L2 bridge at <https://symbiosis.bridge.caldera.xyz/>
2. Via [Symbiosis WebApp](https://app.symbiosis.finance/swap?chainIn=Symbiosis\&chainOut=Symbiosis\&tokenIn=SIS\&tokenOut=SIS)

## Withdrawal Process

Liquidity withdrawal has two steps:

1. **Remove liquidity** from the pool.
2. **Bridge sTokens** (e.g., sUSDC, sWETH, sWBTC) into the corresponding native assets (USDC, WETH, WBTC, etc.). Do not miss the instructions below: [#bridging-susdc-sweth-swbtc-etc](#bridging-susdc-sweth-swbtc-etc "mention")

## Removing Liquidity

To withdraw liquidity from Symbiosis Octopool:

1. Go to [Symbiosis WebApp > the *Pools* tab > My Liquidity](https://app.symbiosis.finance/liquidity-v2):\
   ![](/files/cpeBRW8gP4wEHyapOkD9)<br>
2. Press *Manage* for the asset you want to withdraw.
3. Press *Remove*:\
   ![](/files/8SUUMrM72fpgJjeUybnU)<br>
4. Select the amount to withdraw (e.g. 75%):\
   ![](/files/0RgKg3guXklYlkSq5UDS)<br>
5. If prompted, press *Switch network to \<Network name>* and confirm in your wallet.
6. Press *Remove* and confirm in your wallet.
7. Wait for confirmation — liquidity is removed from the pool.

**Note:**\
When liquidity is withdrawn, you receive **sTokens** (e.g., sUSDC, sWETH, sWBTC) on the **Symbiosis** chain.\
These can be bridged 1:1 to their native tokens (USDC, WETH, WBTC, etc.).\
See instructions below for bridging.

Done \
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## Bridging sUSDC, sWETH, sWBTC, etc.

When liquidity is withdrawn from Octopools, you receive **sTokens** (sUSDC, sWETH, sWBTC, etc.) on the **Symbiosis chain**. These sTokens can be bridged 1:1 back to their native tokens (USDC, WETH, WBTC, etc.) on your target network.

To bridge sTokens:

1. Go to the **Bridge** section in Symbiosis WebApp: <https://app.symbiosis.finance/bridge>\
   \
   **Important:** \
   The **Bridge** section is different from the **Swap (Exchange)** section <https://app.symbiosis.finance/swap>\
   ![](/files/SVsbgyeis0rUWtQgM04H)<br>
2. Connect your wallet.
3. In *Transfer From*, select the **Symbiosis chain** and choose the sToken to bridge (e.g., sWETH).\
   ![](/files/vy0H3mAyCrWfgw0jQIh5)<br>
4. In *Transfer To*, select the destination token (only one option is available for each sToken type, e.g., sWETH → WETH on Arbitrum One).\
   ![](/files/CP5s40uCFfcuU8SHZJ0p)<br>
5. Enter the amount to bridge:\
   ![](/files/BU74O2kibx35O7ubulbX)<br>
6. Press *Burn*, then confirm the transaction in your wallet.
7. Wait for confirmation — the tekens are bridged to the destination network.

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You can always check status of your cross-chain operations in [Symbiosis Explorer](https://explorer.symbiosis.finance/transactions).
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Done \
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## Support

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**Remember, never share your pass phrases or any other sensitive information with anyone.**
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If you have any questions, please contact our [support team on Discord](<https://discord.com/invite/ymbRx6ADvR >).&#x20;


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