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Candy Machine - Refactoring #287
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metaTitle: Withdrawing a Core Candy Machine | Core Candy Machine | ||
description: How to withdraw a Core Candy Machine and claim back rent from it. | ||
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The withdrawing of a Core Candy Machine returns all the on chain storage rent cost of the Candy Machine while subsequently deleting the data and making the Candy Machine unusable. | ||
**Note**: This is an **IRREVERSIBLE** action. Since there is no way to reinstate/recover a Candy Machine after this action, you should look at withdrawing from the Candy Machine only if the minting process is 100% done. |
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should we use a callout with type warning here?
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Withdrawing a Candy Machine means deleting all its onchain data and retrieving the rent cost making the account effectively unusable. | ||
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**Note**: Note: This process applies to all types of Candy Machines (with Config Line Settings, Hidden Settings, and Guards). However, if your Candy Machine has an associated Candy Guard, this instruction will not withdraw the rent from that as well. To learn how to withdraw a Candy Guard, refer to this [paragraph](). |
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double "note". + maybe suitable for a callout with type note?
Comments on choice and methodology behind soon...