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# Token claim post auction

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Both auction creator and participant can only claim tokens once pool is finished.
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### Auction Creator

As an auction creator, you will need to visit your pool page and click the "Claim Tokens" button to claim back your tokens and the funds raised. If your auction is sold out, you will claim the amount of funds raised. If your auction is only partially sold, you will claim back the remaining tokens and the amount of funds raised.

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### Auction Participant

As an auction participant, you can visit the auction page to claim the tokens you successfully purchased once the auction pool is closed. However, if the creator has set a delay unlock time, you will need to wait until the tokens are unlocked before you can claim them.

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