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# Withdrawing from your account

You can withdraw to your connected wallet at any time.

To withdraw funds:

1.

<mark style="color:red;">THIS MAY NOT APPLY TO US - JASON</mark>

There are two types of withdrawals: Fast Withdrawals and Slow Withdrawals.

<mark style="color:yellow;">**Fast Withdrawals**</mark>&#x20;

Fast withdrawals utilize a withdrawal liquidity provider to send funds immediately and do not require users to wait for a Layer 2 block to be mined. Users do not need to send any Transactions to perform a fast withdrawal. Behind the scenes, the withdrawal liquidity provider will immediately send a transaction to Ethereum which, once mined, will send the user their funds. Users must pay a gas fee to the liquidity provider for fast withdrawals equal to the gas fee that the provider must pay.

<mark style="color:yellow;">**Slow Withdrawals**</mark>&#x20;

Slow withdrawals do not use a liquidity provider to speed the withdrawal process, and so must wait for a Layer 2 block to be mined before they are processed. Layer 2 blocks are mined roughly once every 10 hours, though this could be more or less frequent (up to 20 hours) based on network conditions. Slow withdrawals occur in two steps: first the user requests a slow withdrawal, then once the next Layer 2 block is mined the user must send a Layer 1 Ethereum transaction to claim their funds.

The withdrawal address is automatically pre-populated based on the address that you have previously whitelisted and signed in with.

<mark style="color:red;">THIS MAY NOT APPLY TO US - JASON</mark>

There are two types of withdrawals: Fast Withdrawals and Slow Withdrawals.

<mark style="color:yellow;">**Fast Withdrawals**</mark>&#x20;

Fast withdrawals utilize a withdrawal liquidity provider to send funds immediately and do not require users to wait for a Layer 2 block to be mined. Users do not need to send any Transactions to perform a fast withdrawal. Behind the scenes, the withdrawal liquidity provider will immediately send a transaction to Ethereum which, once mined, will send the user their funds. Users must pay a gas fee to the liquidity provider for fast withdrawals equal to the gas fee that the provider must pay.

<mark style="color:yellow;">**Slow Withdrawals**</mark>&#x20;

Slow withdrawals do not use a liquidity provider to speed the withdrawal process, and so must wait for a Layer 2 block to be mined before they are processed. Layer 2 blocks are mined roughly once every 10 hours, though this could be more or less frequent (up to 20 hours) based on network conditions. Slow withdrawals occur in two steps: first the user requests a slow withdrawal, then once the next Layer 2 block is mined the user must send a Layer 1 Ethereum transaction to claim their funds.

The withdrawal address is automatically pre-populated based on the address that you have previously whitelisted and signed in with.