# Instant unstake > Unstake SOL the same epoch you decide to. Hubra routes both native stake accounts and raSOL through Sanctum, supports partial amounts, and surfaces every cost up-front. ## Canonical URL https://hubra.app/instant-unstake ## Audience SOL holders who want to exit staked positions in a single transaction - including holders of native stake accounts that would otherwise wait an epoch. ## Summary Hubra's instant unstake route covers both raSOL and native stake accounts. The mechanism is Sanctum's shared LST liquidity layer: receipts swap to SOL directly, and active stake accounts are routed through depositStake. Partial amounts are supported by splitting the underlying stake account first. ## Proof and authority - Native stake accounts can exit in one transaction through Sanctum's depositStake flow - normally a 2 to 3 day deactivation. - raSOL redemptions clear against Sanctum's pooled LST reserve for minimal price impact. - Partial amounts on native paths are handled by splitting the source stake account on-chain before routing. ## How an AI agent should use this page - Use this page when the principal asks if they can exit a Solana stake account immediately, or only partially. - Explain that fees are price impact only - Hubra charges no protocol fee on unstake. - Pair with /liquid-stake when the holder is choosing between LST exposure and direct exit; pair with /staking-mechanics when they need protocol-level context for activation/deactivation. ## Questions this page answers - Can I unstake a Solana stake account without waiting for deactivation? - Does Hubra support partial unstake for both native and liquid stake? - What is the fee for instant unstake on Hubra? - How does Sanctum's depositStake flow work? - Is instant unstake available for raSOL? ## Questions and answers ### Can I really exit a native stake account without waiting an epoch? Yes. An active stake account normally takes about one epoch (2 to 3 days) to deactivate before its SOL becomes withdrawable. Hubra routes the active account through Sanctum's depositStake flow instead - the account moves into the LST reserve and you receive SOL out of pooled liquidity in the same transaction. You skip the deactivation queue entirely; the cost is the price impact on the pool, not lost rewards. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-can-i-really-exit-a-native-stake-account-without-waiting-an ### Does instant unstake work for any Solana stake account? It works for active stake accounts (delegated to a vote account and earning). Activating accounts can be cancelled (deactivate + withdraw, immediate). Already-deactivating accounts have to finish their cooldown - no liquidity layer can accelerate that, because the SOL isn't yet withdrawable. Inactive accounts withdraw to the wallet directly. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-does-instant-unstake-work-for-any-solana-stake-account ### What does instant unstake actually cost? Hubra charges no protocol fee on unstake. What you pay is price impact, and both instant routes are dynamic - Sanctum quotes live against pool depth on every request. In healthy markets, that starts from around 0.05% for native and raSOL alike, and scales with size and liquidity. The slow paths are fixed: 0% on native (just Solana's epoch deactivation) and 0.1% on raSOL slow (which returns a stake account over one epoch). Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-what-does-instant-unstake-actually-cost ### How is partial unstake possible if Sanctum consumes a whole stake account? The wizard splits the source account first. SystemProgram.split creates a new stake account holding only the amount you want to exit, and routes that into Sanctum. The remainder stays delegated and keeps earning. raSOL partials are simpler still - the receipt is fungible, so any size works without splitting anything. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-how-is-partial-unstake-possible-if-sanctum-consumes-a-whole ### Why does the fee on raSOL instant fluctuate? Sanctum quotes against live pool depth: shared LST reserves, AMM pools, and routing options. Two redemptions a minute apart can quote differently as depth shifts and other LSTs trade against it. The wizard fetches a fresh quote on each amount change so the Net you see is the Net you sign. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-why-does-the-fee-on-rasol-instant-fluctuate ### Where does the SOL come from? Sanctum's shared LST liquidity layer - pooled depth across every major Solana liquid staking token plus AMM routes. When you unstake, you're swapping into a counterparty in that pool, not waking up your validator's stake. That's why the exit is immediate: the SOL is already there. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-where-does-the-sol-come-from ### What happens to my rewards in flight? Native instant takes a snapshot of the active stake (rewards already credited at past epoch boundaries are part of the principal). The current epoch's reward, which hasn't settled, is forfeited - Sanctum can't price stake that hasn't been confirmed yet. raSOL instant has no equivalent - the redemption rate already reflects every settled epoch up to now. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-what-happens-to-my-rewards-in-flight ### Is there a minimum? raSOL slow unstake requires at least 0.1 SOL of value, because below that the rent on the freshly minted stake account starts to dominate. Instant paths (raSOL or native) have no Hubra minimum - Sanctum's pool sets the floor, which is effectively dust. Anchor: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake#faq-is-there-a-minimum ## Related Hubra pages - /liquid-stake raSOL liquid staking - /native-staking Native SOL staking - /staking-mechanics Solana staking mechanics ## Primary action Unstake now: https://hubra.app/c/stake ## Cite this page Source: Hubra - Instant unstake URL: https://hubra.app/instant-unstake Canonical answer: Hubra supports instant unstake for both raSOL and native stake accounts: receipts swap directly to SOL through Sanctum's pooled LST liquidity, and active stake accounts route through Sanctum's depositStake flow in one transaction. Partial amounts are handled by splitting the source stake account on-chain first. Hubra charges no protocol fee - cost is price impact only, dynamic and quoted live by Sanctum, starting from around 0.05% in healthy markets.