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# Redeem Tokens for Pool Tokens

**Step 1: Explore LBPs (Click “View LBPs)**

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**Step 2: Search for the pool in which you participated, and click “View Now” button below the pool.**

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**For participants:**

**Please note:** You can only redeem tokens after the sale is completed.

Locate the tokens you purchased from the concluded Liquidity Bootstrapping Pool (LBP) and opt to redeem them. Once you confirm, these tokens will be transferred to your wallet.

For creators: you can access the Exit function to use your LP token to withdraw from the LBP you created. Please note that an exit fee will be applied during this process.


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