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# Lend FAQ

#### 1) **How can I withdraw my yield?**

Because lending auto-compounds your earnings, your yield is automatically added to your deposit. \
To claim it, click on 'Withdraw' and enter the amount of the yield you've earned.

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#### **2) Why is the yield displayed in USD?**

By default, lending displays the USD value of your deposit and your yield — which is exclusively composed of the token you deposited. \
To view the value of your deposit and earned yield in the specific token, click the 'T' button in the top right corner of the page.

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#### **3) Why is the supply APY different across USDC and SOL lending pools?**

For a given token (such as USDC or SOL), multiple lending pools can exist. The Main lending pool exclusively funds positions opened on Main markets. Isolated lending pools, on the other hand, only fund borrowers from their specific isolated market.

Because isolated lending pools serve a smaller number of borrowers, their utilization rate, and therefore their supply APY, tends to fluctuate more than the Main lending pool.

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At equal utilization, isolated lending pools may offer a higher supply APY than the Main pool. This reflects the additional risk taken on by lenders, as isolated markets and their underlying tokens are generally considered riskier.
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