> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.unlimited.trade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.unlimited.trade/protocol/or-liquidity-pools/lock-up-periods.md).

# Lock-up Periods

When depositing funds into pools, **users have the option of choosing**:

1. **No lock-up** period (except for an initial 6 hour lock)
2. **Specific lock-up** periods (30,60,90 days)

Lock-up periods are <mark style="color:blue;">**incentivized**</mark> with a reward multiplier, as follows:

* **30 days** applies a <mark style="color:blue;">**1.25x**</mark> multiplier
* **60 days** applies <mark style="color:blue;">**1.5x**</mark> multiplier
* **90 days** applies <mark style="color:blue;">**2x**</mark> multiplier

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#### Additional Information

* If you have not selected a lock-up period, and wish to withdraw deposited funds within the first 3 days of depositing, a **0.3% fee will apply.**
* Each deposit you place has its own release date from the time you place that specific deposit. For example, when using a **30-day lock-up period**, if you place a deposit on **day 1** and another on **day 10**, the first deposit would unlock after **day 30** and the second after **day 40**.

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