# Unbonding via Web

If you want to unbond your BTC, you have **two options:**

**Option 1 – Wait for Timelock to Expire**\
Your BTC will automatically unbond once the timelock ends. After that, it will become **withdrawable** without any extra steps. Simply go to My Portfolio → Withdrawable BTC tab to retrieve your funds. [#withdraw-btc](#withdraw-btc "mention")

**Option 2 – Unbond Early**\
If you prefer to withdraw BTC before the timelock expires, you can unbond your BTC early. This will start a 301 Bitcoin-block unbonding period (\~3 days) before your BTC becomes withdrawable.

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This guide walks you through how to **unbond early on-demand and withdraw your BTC** via **My Portfolio**.

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### **Go to My Portfolio** <a href="#step-1-connect-your-wallet" id="step-1-connect-your-wallet"></a>

Visit the [**My Portfolio**](https://app.b14g.xyz/my-portfolio) to view your BTC stakes.
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### **Connect your wallet**

Connect the following wallets associated with your staking position:

* **Babylon-compatible wallet** – the wallet you used to create the Order (your co-staking position).
* **Bitcoin wallet** – the wallet you previously used to stake BTC linked to that Order.

Once connected, you'll see a breakdown of your BTC staking status:

* **Active BTC** – BTC confirmed after 30 blocks on the Bitcoin network; eligible for voting power, network security contribution, and yield.
* **Pending BTC** – BTC waiting for 30 Bitcoin block confirmations to become active, or currently in the 301 Bitcoin-block unbonding period.
* **Withdrawable BTC** – BTC that has completed the 301 Bitcoin-block unbonding period and is now ready to withdraw.

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Your staking history is shown based on the **Babylon-compatible wallet** used to create the Order.\
If you staked BTC using multiple **Bitcoin wallets**, reconnect the correct wallet to manage each specific BTC stake.
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### **Manage BTC stakes**

In My Portfolio, select **BTC** under **My Assets** section. Then under the "**BTC (Babylon)**" section, open the **“Active BTC”** tab to view your active staked BTC.

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### **Unbond BTC**

Find the BTC stake you want to unbond and click **“Unbond”** button. Confirm the transaction in your wallet to start the **301 Bitcoin-block (\~3 days)** unbonding countdown.

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Monitor your unbonded BTC under the **“Pending BTC”** tab.

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### **Withdraw BTC**

Once the unbonding period ends, your BTC will appear under the **“Withdrawable BTC”** tab.

Click **“Withdraw”** & confirm the transaction in your Bitcoin wallet. Your BTC will be sent back to your wallet.

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