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| pageIdentification: Withdrawals_Page_Request_Tab | ||
| faq: | ||
| - answer: Users can unstake their stETH or wstETH through withdrawals. Upon | ||
| unstaking stETH, they will receive ETH at a 1:1 ratio. When unstaking | ||
| wstETH, the unwrapping process will take place seamlessly in the | ||
| background. | ||
| question: What are withdrawals? | ||
| questionId: What_Are_Withdrawals | ||
| - question: How does the withdrawal process work? | ||
| questionId: How_Does_The_Withdrawal_Process_Work | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| The withdrawal process is simple and has two steps: | ||
| 1. **Request withdrawal**: Lock your stETH/wstETH by issuing a withdrawal request. ETH is sourced to fulfill the request, and then locked stETH is burned, which marks the withdrawal request as claimable. Under normal circumstances, this can take anywhere between 1-5 days. | ||
| 2. **Claim**: Claim your ETH after the withdrawal request has been processed. | ||
| - question: How do I withdraw? | ||
| questionId: How_Do_I_Withdraw | ||
| answer: Press the [Request tab](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request/), | ||
| choose an amount of stETH/wstETH to withdraw, then press ‘Request | ||
| withdrawal’. Confirm the transaction using your wallet and press ‘Claim’ | ||
| on the [Claim tab](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim/) once it is | ||
| ready. | ||
| - question: Can I transform my stETH to ETH? | ||
| questionId: Can_I_Transform_My_stETH_To_ETH | ||
| answer: Yes. Stakers can transform their stETH to ETH 1:1 using | ||
| the [Request](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request/) and [Claim](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim/) tabs. | ||
| - question: Can I transform my wstETH to ETH? | ||
| questionId: Can_I_Transform_My_wstETH_To_ETH | ||
| answer: Yes. You can transform your wstETH to ETH using | ||
| the [Request](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request/) and [Claim](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim/) tabs. | ||
| Note that, under the hood, wstETH will unwrap to stETH first, so your | ||
| request will be denominated in stETH. | ||
| - answer: When you request to withdraw wstETH, it is automatically unwrapped into | ||
| stETH, which then gets transformed into ETH. The main withdrawal period is | ||
| when stETH is transformed into ETH. That's why you see the amount pending | ||
| denominated in stETH. | ||
| question: When I try to withdraw wstETH, why do I see the stETH amount in my request? | ||
| questionId: When_I_Try_To_Withdraw_wstETH_Why_Do_I_See_The_stETH_Amount_In_My_Request | ||
| - answer: Under normal circumstances, the stETH/wstETH withdrawal period can take | ||
| anywhere between 1-5 days. After that, you can claim your ETH using | ||
| the [Claim tab](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim/). | ||
| questionId: How_Long_Does_It_Take_To_Withdraw | ||
| question: How long does it take to withdraw? | ||
| - answer: |- | ||
| * The amount of stETH in the queue. | ||
| * Perfomance of the validator poolside. | ||
| * Exit queue on the Beacon chain. | ||
| * Demand for staking and unstaking. | ||
| question: What are the factors affecting the withdrawal time? | ||
| questionId: What_Are_The_Factors_Affecting_The_Withdrawal_Time | ||
| - question: Do I still get rewards after I withdraw? | ||
| questionId: Do_I_Still_Get_Rewards_After_I_Withdraw | ||
| answer: No. After you request a withdrawal, the stETH/wstETH submitted for | ||
| unstaking will not receive staking rewards on top of your submitted | ||
| balance. | ||
| - answer: There’s no withdrawal fee, but as with any Ethereum interaction, there | ||
| will be a network gas fee. Lido does not collect a fee when you request a | ||
| withdrawal. | ||
| question: Is there a fee for withdrawal? | ||
| questionId: Is_There_A_Fee_For_Withdrawal | ||
| - answer: The amount you can claim may differ from your initial request due to a | ||
| slashing occurrence and penalties. For these reasons, the total claimable | ||
| reward amount could be reduced. | ||
| questionId: Why_Is_The_Claimable_Amount_May_Differ_From_My_Requested_Amount | ||
| question: Why is the claimable amount may differ from my requested amount? | ||
| - answer: Turbo mode is a default mode used unless an emergency event affects the | ||
| Ethereum network. In Turbo Mode, withdrawal requests are fulfilled | ||
| quickly, using all available ETH from user deposits and rewards. | ||
| questionId: What_Is_Turbo_Mode | ||
| question: What is Turbo mode? | ||
| - answer: >- | ||
| Bunker mode is an emergency mode that activates under three worst-case | ||
| conditions (when penalties are large enough to significantly impact the | ||
| protocol’s rewards). | ||
| Importantly, Bunker mode allows for orderly withdrawals to be still processed, albeit more slowly, during chaotic tail-risk scenarios (e.g. mass slashings or a significant portion of validators going offline). | ||
| question: What is Bunker mode? | ||
| questionId: What_Is_Bunker_Mode | ||
| - answer: >- | ||
| Bunker mode is triggered under three conditions when the penalties might | ||
| be big enough to have a significant impact on the protocol’s rewards: | ||
| 1. Mass slashing. | ||
| 2. Penalties exceeding rewards in the current period between two Oracle reports. | ||
| 3. Lower than expected Lido validators' performance in the current period between two Oracle reports and penalties exceeding rewards at the end of it. | ||
| question: What scenarios can cause Bunker mode? | ||
| questionId: What_Scenarios_Can_Cause_Bunker_Mode | ||
| - answer: >- | ||
| Slashing is a penalty that affects validators for intentional or | ||
| accidental misbehavior. | ||
| Mass slashing event is when slashing penalties are big enough to have the impact on Protocol's rewards in the current frame or in the future, esp. midterm penalties. | ||
| Slashing penalties are spread across stakers and may lower your total reward amount. For more information, check out [What Are Staking/Validator Penalties](https://help.lido.fi/en/articles/5232780-what-are-staking-validator-penalties). | ||
| question: What is slashing? | ||
| questionId: What_Is_Slashing | ||
| - answer: Most often, the stETH/wstETH withdrawal period will be from 1-5 days. | ||
| However, if any scenarios cause Bunker mode to happen, this could be | ||
| extended. | ||
| question: If Bunker mode happens when I’ve already submitted a withdrawal | ||
| request, do I need to wait longer? | ||
| questionId: If_Bunker_Mode_Happens_When_I_Have_Already_Submitted_A_Withdrawal_Request_Do_I_Need_To_Wait_Longer | ||
| - answer: >- | ||
| Request size should be at least 100 wei (in stETH), and at | ||
| most 1,000 stETH. | ||
| If you want to withdraw more than 1,000 stETH, your withdrawal request will be split into several requests, but you will still only pay one transaction fee. | ||
| question: Is there any minimum or maximum amount of stETH/wstETH I can withdraw? | ||
| questionId: Is_There_Any_Minimum_Or_Maximum_Amount_Of_stETH_wstETH_I_Can_Withdraw | ||
| - answer: "Each withdrawal request is represented by an NFT: the NFT is | ||
| automatically minted for you when you send a request. You will need to add | ||
| it to your wallet to be able to monitor the request status. When the | ||
| request is ready for the claim, the NFT will change it's appearance." | ||
| question: What is Lido NFT? | ||
| questionId: What_Is_Lido_NFT | ||
| - answer: >- | ||
| Different wallets have specific functionality for adding and working with | ||
| NFT. Most often, you need to find the specific NFT Address and Token ID. | ||
| These parameters you can find on Etherscan. Visit Etherscan, add your | ||
| wallet, and locate the NFT transaction. Once located, open the NFT | ||
| transaction, and you will see the Address and Token ID. | ||
| If you are a MetaMask user, use [this guide](https://help.lido.fi/en/articles/7858367-how-do-i-add-the-lido-nft-to-metamask). | ||
| questionId: How_Do_I_Add_The_Lido_NFT_To_My_Wallet | ||
| question: How do I add the Lido NFT to my wallet? | ||
| - answer: Maybe your wallet doesn’t support the automatic changing of the NFT | ||
| view. To renew the NFT, you can import the Address and Token ID of your | ||
| NFT, and it could change it's appearance to a new “Ready to claim” one. | ||
| question: What could be the reason why my NFT's view did not update even though | ||
| my request was ready to be claimed? | ||
| questionId: What_Could_Be_The_Reason_Why_My_NFTs_View_Did_Not_Update_Even_Though_My_Request_Was_Ready_To_Be_Claimed | ||
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