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# Manage your Borrow Position

After you confirm the supply transaction, while no more action is required from you, you will be taken to the next page that shows the transaction progress. In this page, you can track the status of your supply transaction and the transaction that sends you the borrowed USDC.

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You can click on “View Position” to review your current Borrow position & perform the following actions:

**Borrow USDC**: Allows you to borrow more USDC based on the existing amount of collateral in your position.

**Repay**: You will have to connect your EVM wallet and specify your desired amount of USDC to repay. Clicking on “Repay” will prompt you with a request which includes a Token approval request which is a common practice for decentralized platforms dealing with ERC-20 tokens. After approving, the signature request will be prompted to transfer the indicated amount of USDC to Optimex.


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