# Repay

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Once you have successfully borrowed assets, you’ll be able to repay by selecting the ‘-’ from the ‘Your Borrows’ section

Doing so will pop-up and new window where you can choose the amount to repay. This can only repay with assets that have not been borrowed against as they are locked as collateral.

1. You may manually input your desired repayment&#x20;
2. You may select one of the 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% toggles of your accrued debt
3. You may select **'Max'** to Repay the maximum possible amount with your assets

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If you wish to repay the maximum amount of an asset, ensure you use the **'100%'** or **'Max'** options instead of attempting to manually input the full number, as gas fees are taken into consideration when transactions are made.
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After inputting your desired amount you will see the window change to reflect how much this will influence your account. Once you have confirmed, select **'Repay'**

You will need to sign this transaction within your wallet application

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You can track the transaction using a small pop-up, which can be expanded for further details

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The dashboard will update to reflect your repayment