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# Emergency Withdraw

In the case our website is down because of Elon Musk or whatever, **your tokens would still be safe** as there are in the blockchain.

You can do an emergency withdraw **at anytime**, but be aware you won't get your WEREWOLF rewards if you do this.\
**Please use normal withdraw method if you're not in an emergency case.**

You can make an emergency withdraw of your staking by doing this:

1\) Go to our contract's BSCScan: 

* For WEREWOLF:\
  <https://bscscan.com/address/0x8a3E8657645eA5e085861d607a137FD71393FAe4#writeContract>
* For BLOODMOON: <https://bscscan.com/address/0x816827C03569A92d050185C1F4572B6C3A656bc5#writeContract>

2\) Click on "Connect to Web3"

![](/files/-Mb1HmOo6iyY0ijnpj5n)

3\) Go to "emergencyWithdraw" function.

![](/files/-Mb1I18b1DYLPgbMo8bm)

4\) **Enter the number of the pool** (PID) you staked your tokens in, then **hit "Write" button**. Accept transaction, **you get your tokens**.

5\) Here is the **list of our pools** with their numbers (PID):

* For WEREWOLF farm:

![](/files/-Mc5QXYzdKcwjkyNSvwo)

* For BLOODMOON farm:

![](/files/-Mc08sSQkmcEEXVRd0Gn)


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