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# eATH Vault Redemption Process

Here is everything you need to know about how the redemption and interest process will work:

* **Redeem ATH**: On June 24th, use your eATH to redeem ATH. After the un-bonding period, return to claim your ATH. Redemption stays open after the 24th — we'll give advance notice before any future close date. Redeem your ATH at: <https://user.aethir.com/stake/eigenlayer>&#x20;

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* **Redemption period**: 15 days.

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* **Claim pre-deposit rewards**: Eligible pre-depositors can claim a ≈7.5% interest reward — the claim window is 90 days from June 24th. Pre-depositors claim their interest reward at: <https://user.aethir.com/ecosystem/claim/eigenlayer-ath-vault>&#x20;
* **During the redemption period**: Pre-deposits stop accruing rewards once you begin redeeming.
* **Redemptions in full**: All redemptions are processed in full.
* **Pre-deposit vault**: New pre-deposits halt on June 24th — this does not affect redemptions, which continue as normal.

**Season 2 airdrop holders**: Use your eATH to redeem ATH through the same portal on the same schedule - redeem June 24th, then return after the 15-day un-bonding period to claim your ATH.

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