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Update Ethereum staking widget “faq-on-ethereum-staking-widget”
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and Claim tabs](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals). Note that, under
the hood, wstETH will unwrap to stETH first, so your request will be
denominated in stETH.
- identification: withdrawals-claim
- identification: withdrawals-request
faq:
- question: What are withdrawals?
questionId: whatAreWithdrawals
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view. To renew the NFT, you can import the Address and Token ID of
your NFT, and it could change it's appearance to a new “Ready to
claim” one.
- identification: withdrawals-request
- identification: withdrawals-claim
faq:
- question: What are withdrawals?
questionId: whatAreWithdrawals
answer: Users can unstake their stETH or wstETH through withdrawals. Upon
unstaking stETH, they will receive ETH at a 1:1 ratio. When unstaking
wstETH, the unwrapping process will take place seamlessly in the
background.
- question: How does the withdrawal process work?
answer: >-
The withdrawal process is simple and has two steps:
1. **Request withdrawal**: Lock your stETH/wstETH by issuing a withdrawal request. ETH is sourced to fulfill the request, and then locked stETH is burned, which marks the withdrawal request as claimable. Under normal circumstances, this can take anywhere between 1-5 days.
2. **Claim**: Claim your ETH after the withdrawal request has been processed.
questionId: howDoesTheWithdrawalProcessWork
- answer: Press the [Request tab](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request),
choose an amount of stETH/wstETH to withdraw, then press ‘Request
withdrawal’. Confirm the transaction using your wallet and press
‘Claim’ on the [Claim
tab](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim) once it is ready.
question: How do I withdraw?
questionId: howDoIWithdraw
- question: Can I transform my stETH to ETH?
answer: Yes. Stakers can transform their stETH to ETH 1:1 using
the [Request](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request) and [Claim](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim) tabs.
questionId: canITransformMyStETHToETH
- question: Can I transform my wstETH to ETH?
answer: Yes. You can transform your wstETH to ETH using
the [Request](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request) and [Claim](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim) tabs.
Note that, under the hood, wstETH will unwrap to stETH first, so your
request will be denominated in stETH.
questionId: canITransformMyWstETHToETH
- answer: When you request to withdraw wstETH, it is automatically unwrapped into
stETH, which then gets transformed into ETH. The main withdrawal
period is when stETH is transformed into ETH. That's why you see the
amount pending denominated in stETH.
question: When I try to withdraw wstETH, why do I see the stETH amount in my
request?
questionId: whenITryToWithdrawWstETHWhyDoISeeTheStETHAmountInMyRequest
- answer: Yes. You can choose the requests you want to claim in the ‘Request List’
on the [Claim tab](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim).
question: If I have several requests, can I claim them separately?
questionId: ifIHaveSeveralRequestsCanIClaimThemSeparately
- answer: The amount you can claim may differ from your initial request due to a
slashing occurrence and penalties. For these reasons, the total
claimable reward amount could be reduced.
question: Why is the claimable amount different from my requested amount?
questionId: whyIsTheClaimableAmountDifferentFromMyRequestedAmount
- answer: >-
Slashing is a penalty that affects validators for intentional or
accidental misbehavior.
Mass slashing event is when slashing penalties are big enough to have the impact on Protocol's rewards in the current frame or in the future, esp. midterm penalties.
Slashing penalties are spread across stakers and may lower your total reward amount. For more information, check out [What Are Staking/Validator Penalties](https://help.lido.fi/en/articles/5232780-what-are-staking-validator-penalties).
question: What is slashing?
questionId: whatIsSlashing
- answer: "Each withdrawal request is represented by an NFT: the NFT is
automatically minted for you when you send a request. You will need to
add it to your wallet to be able to monitor the request status. When
the request is ready for the claim, the NFT will change it's
appearance."
question: What is Lido NFT?
questionId: whatIsLidoNft
- answer: >-
Different wallets have specific functionality for adding and working
with NFT. Most often, you need to find the specific NFT Address and
Token ID. These parameters you can find on Etherscan. Visit Etherscan,
add your wallet, and locate the NFT transaction. Once located, open
the NFT transaction, and you will see the Address and Token ID.
If you are a MetaMask user, use [this guide](https://help.lido.fi/en/articles/7858367-how-do-i-add-the-lido-nft-to-metamask).
question: How do I add the Lido NFT to my wallet?
questionId: howDoIAddTheLidoNftToMyWallet
- answer: Maybe your wallet doesn’t support the automatic changing of the NFT
view. To renew the NFT, you can import the Address and Token ID of
your NFT, and it could change it's appearance to a new “Ready to
claim” one.
question: What could be the reason why my NFT's view did not update even though
my request was ready to be claimed?
questionId: whatCouldBeThReasonWhyMyNftCiewDidNotUpdateEvenThoughMyRequestWasReadyToBeClaimed
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