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# From Polygon to Ethereum

To get started, press the following link: <https://wallet.polygon.technology/wallet>\
For this tutorial, we'll be withdrawing ETH from Polygon (PoS). But the bridge allows you to move FNC or any other compatible token as well.\
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Important note: To view FNC you have to select `Tokens: Default Polygon` list filter and  switch `On` both filters as shown below.

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You'll be taken to your Polygon (PoS) wallet dashboard, which will show all tokens bridged to Polygon (PoS).

Locate the Ether (PoS-WETH) token, this is the same as ETH (Matic) on OpenSea. Click "Withdraw to Ethereum".

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A pop-up window will ask you to enter your desired withdrawal amount. Once you're done, click "Transfer" at the bottom.

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You'll have to press continue on three pop-up windows after. You will confirm the transaction fee and that the withdrawal process may take up to 4 hours to complete.

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You'll be asked to sign the transaction on wallet.matic.network (seen above on MetaMask). The gas amount will be low.<br>

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The first part of the withdrawal process will take approximately **45 mins to 1 hour**. This will move funds to a checkpoint on the Ethereum network.&#x20;

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You can return to the window later on to complete the checkpoint. You will see a "Action Required" notification on the top right of the window.

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Once the funds arrive at the checkpoint, you'll be prompted again with a notification in the top-right corner to sign the transaction on Ethereum (seen below on MetaMask).

This will initiate the second part of the withdrawal process, and **may take up to 3 hours to complete**.&#x20;

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Check back again in **three hours**. If the progress bar seems stuck, its safe to refresh the browser window.

After that time, your withdrawal should be complete. You can click the "View on Etherscan" to see the transaction details on <https://etherscan.io/>


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