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# Deposits and Redemptions

This guide will show you how to deposit and redeem TCO2 tokens from a carbon pool using Toucan's app UI. If you'd like to redeem with code, refer to our [developer docs](/developers/toucan-developer-resources.md).

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To **deposit** into a carbon pool, you need to have eligible TCO2 tokens in your wallet.

To **redeem** from a carbon pool, you need to have carbon pool tokens in your wallet.
{% endhint %}

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Deposit" %}

1. Go to <https://app.toucan.earth/> and click **Connect wallet** sign in
2. Scroll down to see the TCO2 tokens and amounts that you hold. Click **Deposit.**
3. Select which TCO2 tokens and the amount that you want to deposit.
4. Review the information carefully. If it's all correct, **Approve** the transfer of the TCO2 tokens, then click **Deposit Now**. Each step will require you to confirm a transaction with your wallet.
5. Once the transaction is complete, the carbon pool tokens will be in your wallet and visible through the Toucan app interface.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Redeem" %}

1. Go to <https://app.toucan.earth/> and click **Connect wallet** sign in
2. Scroll down to see the pool tokens and amounts that you hold. Click **Redeem.**
3. Select the project and number of credits that you want to redeem.
4. Review the information carefully. If it's all correct, click **Redeem Now**.
5. **Confirm** the transaction in your wallet pop-up window.
6. Once the transaction is complete, the TCO2 tokens will be in your wallet and visible through the Toucan App interface.
   {% endtab %}
   {% endtabs %}


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