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# Manually Withdrawing

If you can not access the SteakHut dApp or are experiencing bugs, it is possible to withdraw your fund from the protocol via the backend with block explorers. 

Block explorers include [Snowtrace](https://snowtrace.io/) for Avalanche, [Etherscan](https://etherscan.io/) for Ethereum, and [Arbiscan](https://arbiscan.io/) for Arbitrum. All block explorers offer a similar experience and the process to withdraw is the same.

##  1) Navigate to the block explorer

Navigate to your blockchain-specific block explorer and connect your wallet. Then search for the specific vault contract from which you would like to withdraw funds manually.

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## 2) Navigate to the SteakHut dApp and connect your wallet

Navigate to the contract tab and select "Write Contract".

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Navigate to the withdraw function and select write, approve the transaction when prompted by your wallet to remove funds from the vault.&#x20;

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