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# How to Withdraw from YO
🔹 How to Deposit:
1\. Connect your wallet
Launch the dApp and click on the top right to Connect your Wallet. YO supports all popular wallets already.
2\. Tap “Withdraw”
From the main screen, tap the *Withdraw* button.
3\. Enter an amount
Use the quick action buttons to withdraw 10, 25, 50, 75 or 100% of your assets. You can also enter an amount of yoTokens manually.
Note that the exchange rate of yoTokens <> Asset is not 1:1 so beware of that when entering an amount manually.
4\. Confirm your Withdrawal
Your wallet will open and ask you to sign the withdrawal transaction. If the amount of assets is less than 5% of the vault TVL, your withdrawal will be executed instantly and your funds will be in your wallet as soon as the transaction is confirmed onchain.
If you are withdrawing a large amount, the withdrawal may take up to 24 hours to finalize. In those cases, the Vault has to divest from existing positions to fill your order. You will receive your assets automatically when the Vault fills your order
5\. Done!
Within a few seconds, your withdrawal will reflect in your wallet balance and you can follow your transaction history in-app at the bottom of the page.
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