How to withdraw funds from a liquidity pool
Learn how to withdraw your liquidity from a pool on STON.fi, receive your tokens back, and understand what affects the final amounts.
Before you start
Make sure you have:
• A connected wallet • An active liquidity position • A small amount of GRAM to cover blockchain fees
Step 1. Open your pools
Go to the Pools section and switch to the My Pools tab. Here you’ll see all liquidity pools where you have an active position.

Step 2. Select a pool
Choose the pool you want to withdraw from.
Open it and scroll down to the bottom of the page.
Click Withdraw.

Step 3. Choose withdrawal amount
In the withdrawal window:
• Select how much liquidity you want to withdraw • Use MAX if you want to exit the position completely
The interface will show the estimated amounts of each token you will receive.

Step 4. Confirm the withdrawal
Click Withdraw Liquidity and confirm the transaction in your wallet.
After confirmation, your tokens will be returned to your wallet.
✅ Done! Your liquidity has been withdrawn.
What affects the final amounts you receive
When you withdraw liquidity, you do not necessarily receive the exact same token amounts you initially deposited.
Two main factors affect the result:
1. Swap fees gained
As trades happen in the pool, fees accumulate and are added to your position. This means your final amount may be higher than your initial deposit.
2. Impermanent loss
Impermanent loss is the difference between holding tokens and providing liquidity after prices change.
If the price ratio of tokens changed while your liquidity was in the pool, the proportions of tokens you receive will also change.
Important notes
Withdrawing liquidity is an on-chain transaction. You must have enough GRAM in your wallet to cover blockchain fees.
Always review the token amounts before confirming. Pool state and prices may change over time.
Bottom line
Withdrawing liquidity on STON.fi is a simple process:
Select pool → choose amount → confirm transaction
What you receive depends on:
• Fees earned in the pool • Price changes during your participation
Understanding this helps you exit positions without surprises.
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