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# Undelegating from Validators
This page provides step-by-step instructions on how to undelegate tokens from your validators. This is a simple and quick process with our intuitive user interface, see below for more information.
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### Step 1
Navigate to the [**Entangle Hub**](https://hub.entangle.fi/) and click the ‘Connect Wallet’ button. Approve connecting to the platform and adding Entangle Mainnet to your wallet.
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### Step 2
Click ‘Blockchain’ in the header menu and Blockchain section will open. Here, select the ‘Validators’ tab.
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### Step 3
Select the validator for which you want to undelegate your tokens from and click ‘Delegate’ button next to it. This will open the ‘Delegate’ window. Switch to the "Undelegate" tab.
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Enter the amount of tokens manually or just use the “Max” button. Please, remember, that you will need native tokens for the gas fee.
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Click “Undelegate” and sign the transactions.
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Done! You have successfully undelegated your tokens.
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