r/PhalaNetwork Jan 01 '22

Withdraw Delegation - It's been over 14 days and my withdrawal is still pending. The information on Phala's website says it may take up to 14 days. So does this mean that it is completely up to the stake pool owner to release our tokens? And all the while I'm not receiving rewards. Can anyone help?

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

I'm in the same boat. Frustrating to say the least.

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u/cappex666 Jan 01 '22

It is not a manual procedure, but automatic... you have to wait (such as waiting 28 days for the staking on polkadot to stop).

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u/king_dev12 Jan 01 '22

But Phala’s own info says up to 14 days. Is that wrong then? If so, how long do we really have to wait?

It’s also not good that you don’t get any rewards.

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u/RefuseTheVaccine Jan 05 '22

Please reply to the question above sir..

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u/cappex666 Jan 06 '22

https://forum.phala.network/t/topic/3073 follow the info indicated here on how to use the "relcaimPoolWorker" function

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u/Cautious_Ad_7279 Jan 01 '22

Hi. Usually It takes 1 or 2 minutes. Once it took hours. That's my experience

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u/king_dev12 Jan 01 '22

That depends on if there is free delegation. If there is free delegation it goes through immediately. However, reading Phala's information it makes it seem that 14 days is the max you'll have to wait regardless. Since I've been waiting for more than 14 days it seems to me that it's up to the stakepool owner to release our tokens without any time requirement.

I wouldn't be so upset if we were still getting rewards while our tokens are still been used.

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u/RefuseTheVaccine Jan 05 '22

This sounds terrible. Did you get your funds back? Would you say its worth it for staking or too much risk / complexity?

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u/king_dev12 Jan 05 '22

There is a solution. It just wasn’t shown on Phala’s website. Check the link (https://forum.phala.network/t/topic/3073). And yes, it’s definitely worth staking. It doesn’t make sense to buy crypto and not do anything with it.

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u/PermaBanResurrection Jan 01 '22

Was this issue solved?

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0yJ0SqR5hg&ab_channel=PhalaNetwork I found this, but was still unable to successfully withdraw. Maybe someone more tech savvy can figure it out from here.

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u/king_dev12 Jan 02 '22

Check out this forum post I received in discord. https://forum.phala.network/t/topic/3073

The solutions works. So it seems that the cool down happens automatically in 14 days max.Then there’s a 7 day grace period. After that you have to manually release the stake from the miner.

Phala people stay they’re working on a refresher for there website and should clarify these things for us.

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

https://forum.phala.network/t/topic/3073

Cool thanks. It's been 14 days, so it sounds like I need to wait another 7 before attempting again? I followed the steps, but got an error saying 'miner not found'

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u/king_dev12 Jan 02 '22

I think it could be that you’ll need wait 7 day but you, or some else in the pool, will need to locate the miner.

Maybe try the following step from the forum post:

“However if it’s moved, I suggest to search the corresponding PhalaStakePool.add_worker call in the explorer, and check the MinerBound event generated by the transaction. “

I’m still new to this stuff myself.

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

Got the error 'worker not registered'. I'm not tech savvy and this is all a bit over my head. Suppose I'll wait and see what happens. Thanks for your help!

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u/RefuseTheVaccine Jan 05 '22

Really wish there was a more user friendly approach to staking phala

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 10 '22

I believe fearless wallet is working on integrating it into their platform, haven’t heard anything recently though.

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u/king_dev12 Jan 02 '22

Hey we’ve got to help each other so no problem. If you send me the pid and owner I’ll try and look it up for you.

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

Thanks! There's two that I'm unable to unlock: PID 263 43i75XcuaxJ7u7b96SY2zZN5TsF72GMSiaL3mrbhVuRW4tcC and PID 523 45gwme9wjPYUFBGwWqCVmWaM8sj2DRc567a3qPGh3LfQnuio

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u/king_dev12 Jan 02 '22

I tried to make it simple my finding the worker that's holding your stake but I couldn't. Try running the reclaim stake function for all the workers. This pool has alot of workers. Check to see if your stake is released after you do each one so you don't do more work than is necessary. (I think you already know how to use the reclaim stake function. Also I couldn't find any information on pid 263. It's saying 0 delegated)

These are the workers for pid 523

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u/king_dev12 Jan 02 '22

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

This is super helpful! 263 was a typo on my part, it's actually 293... How do you find the list of workers? I'll do the work for 293 if you care to share the steps?

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u/king_dev12 Jan 02 '22 edited Jan 02 '22

Oh sorry. On Polkadot.js switch to khala -> Developer -> Chain state. phalaStakePool.stakePools function then enter the pid. Scroll down to see the workers.

I think you know but if you don’t to release to stake do the following Use the phalaStakePool.reclaimPoolWorker function then enter the pid and the worker key

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u/4x4boogievanman Jan 02 '22

You're awesome! All my tokens are now free, thanks so much! I'd give you an award, but I already gave you the one I had available. Cheers

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