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  • Introduction
  • QTokens
    • Transfer
    • Total Supply
    • Underlying Balance
    • Exchange Rate
    • Get Cash
    • Total Borrow
    • Borrow Balance
    • Borrow Rate
    • Supply Rate
    • Total Reserve
    • Reserve Factor
    • Key Events
  • Qore
    • Market List
    • Enter Markets
    • Exit Markets
    • Get Markets In
    • Supply
    • Redeem with QToken
    • Redeem with Underlying
    • Borrow
    • Repay Borrow
    • Repay Borrow Behalf
    • Liquidate Borrow
    • Get Account Liquidity
    • Market Information
    • Close Factor
    • Liquidation Incentive
    • Qubit Distribution Speeds
    • Pending Qubit (or Accrued Qubit)
    • Claim Qubit
    • Key Events
  • Qubit Locker
    • qScore
    • Total qScore
    • Deposit
    • Locked Balance
    • Locked Period
    • Extend Lock Period
    • Unlocked Balance
    • Withdraw
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  1. Qore

Redeem with QToken

The redeem token function converts a specified quantity of qTokens into the underlying asset, and returns them to the user. The amount of underlying tokens received is equal to the quantity of qTokens redeemed, multiplied by the current Exchange Rate. The amount redeemed must be less than the user's Account Liquidity and the market's available liquidity.

Qore

function redeemToken(address qToken, uint qTokenAmount) external returns (uint redeemed);
  • msg.sender: The account to which redeemed funds shall be transferred.

  • qToken: The address of the qToken market to redeem.

  • qTokenAmount: The amount of qTokens to be redeemed.

  • RETURN: The amount of underlying redeemed.

Solidity

Qore qore = Qore(<qoreAddress>);
uint redeemed = qore.redeemToken(<qTokenAddress>, <qTokenAmount>);

Ethers.js

Qore qore = Qore(<qoreAddress>);
uint redeemed = qore.redeemToken(<qTokenAddress>, <qTokenAmount>);
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