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# Withdrawing
You can withdraw your staked assets following a [cooldown period](/swivel-safety-module-ssm.md#cooldown-times-and-limited-loss). To begin the cooldown process, use the Withdraw transaction interface on the Staking page.
The interface is reactive to your current withdraw state and will indicate if you have funds currently in the cooldown period or ready to withdraw whenever applicable.
Click on "Queue For Withdrawal" (or "Queue More For Withdrawal" if a cooldown period is currently active).
In the following interface you can type the amount you would like to remove in SWIV or use the percent selector for a measured amount of the total balance. The transaction will automatically calculate the correct amount of ETH to withdraw as well.
If you already have a cooldown period active that has no completed, you will be shown a warning that queing more funds for withdraw will **Reset the Cooldown Period**
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