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# Removing liquidity and collecting fees

You can pull liquidity out of a position at any time, in any amount — there are no lockups, no withdrawal queues, no platform-side limits.

## Two separate actions

These are intentionally split so you can claim fees without rebalancing or closing:

* **Collect Fees** — claims accumulated trading fees to your wallet. Doesn't change your liquidity or range.
* **Remove Liquidity** — pulls some or all of the underlying tokens out of the position.

## How to remove

1. Go to the [Pool page](https://kumbaya.xyz/#/pool) and click your position.
2. Click **Remove Liquidity**.
3. Pick the percentage to remove (25% / 50% / 75% / 100%, or a custom value).
4. Optionally toggle whether to receive WETH as ETH (most people prefer ETH).
5. Confirm in your wallet.

## What you get back

If you remove 100%:

* Your share of token A and token B in their current pool ratio.
* All uncollected fees, automatically.
* The position NFT is burned.

If you remove less than 100%:

* A proportional share of the underlying tokens.
* Fees are typically collected at the same time (depending on the UI flow).
* The position stays open with reduced liquidity.

## Token ratios depend on price

If your range is currently in-range, you'll receive a mix of both tokens.

If your range is out-of-range:

* Price below your range → you'll receive **only token A**.
* Price above your range → you'll receive **only token B**.

This is normal — the position has fully converted to one side because that's how concentrated liquidity works.

## Where to next

* [**Managing your positions →**](/liquidity/manage-positions.md)
* [**Adding liquidity →**](/liquidity/add-liquidity.md) — open a new position with new bounds


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