Redemption Process
Learn how to redeem your PMF shares and convert them back to USDC.
Overview
The redemption process allows you to exit your PMF investments by selling your shares back to the fund at the current Net Asset Value (NAV).
How Redemption Works
- NAV Calculation: Your redemption value is based on the current NAV
- Processing Time: Redemptions typically process within 1-3 business days
- Settlement: USDC is deposited to your account after processing
Step-by-Step Process
- Navigate to Portfolio: Go to Portfolio > PMF Holdings
- Select PMF: Choose the PMF shares you want to redeem
- Specify Amount: Enter shares or dollar amount to redeem
- Review Terms: Check current NAV and estimated proceeds
- Submit Request: Confirm your redemption order
- Wait for Processing: Monitor status in your order history
Important Considerations
Timing
- Redemption requests have daily cut-off times
- Orders after cut-off process at next business day's NAV
- Consider market timing for optimal redemption value
Fees
- Some PMFs may charge redemption fees
- Early redemption penalties may apply
- Review fee structure before redeeming
Tax Implications
- Redemptions may trigger taxable events
- Consult tax professionals for guidance
- Keep records of all transactions
Best Practices
- Monitor PMF performance before redeeming
- Consider partial redemptions to maintain some exposure
- Time redemptions based on market conditions
- Understand all fees and implications
Next Steps
- Learn about PMF Orders for investing
- Explore Trading Best Practices for portfolio management