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# Withdrawing from V3
### **Step 1**:
Find the Pool you are deposited to and browse to its contract on the block explorer of its respective network.
#### Ethereum
If you don’t know which of the above pools you might be deposited into, you can follow the trace of the receipt token that’s in your wallet.
### **Step 2**:
Navigate to the Contract tab, click on write contract and connect your wallet
### **Step 3**:
Find the function `withdrawInstantlyFrom`
The parameters explained:
| Parameter Name | Parameter Description | What to enter |
| --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| from |
The address to withdraw from. This means you can withdraw on another user's behalf if you have an allowance for the controlled token.
| Your wallet address |
| amount | The amount to withdraw |
The amount formatted as uint256. This means the amount has to include all decimals.
Eg: To withdraw 100 DAI, the amount is 100000000000000000000
|
| controlledToken | The controlled token to withdraw from | The address of the ticket token, eg: [PcDAI](https://etherscan.io/address/0x334cBb5858417Aee161B53Ee0D5349cCF54514CF) to withdraw the underlying DAI, [PcUSDC](https://etherscan.io/token/0xd81b1a8b1ad00baa2d6609e0bae28a38713872f7) to withdraw USDC |
| maximumExitFee | The maximum early exit fee the caller is willing to pay. | Enter `0` |
### **Step 4**:
Click Write and confirm the transaction to withdraw your tokens.
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