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# Deposit - Withdraw matching
Endur optimizes fund management through an efficient deposit-withdraw matching system.
**How does it work?**
When new deposits arrive, the system:
* First checks withdrawal queue demands
* Allocates funds to pending withdrawals
* Excess funds are sent for staking via delegator contracts
flowchart of how withdrawal works behind the scenes.
#### Examples
#### 1. During balanced scenerio:
```
Deposit: 1000 STRK
Withdrawal Queue: 500 STRK
Result:
- 500 STRK → Withdrawals
- 500 STRK → Staking
```
2. **High Withdrawal Demand:**
```
Deposit: 1000 STRK
Withdrawal Queue: 1200 STRK
Result:
- All 1000 STRK → Withdrawals
- Remaining 200 STRK → Unstake funds via delegators OR Wait for next deposits
```
### **Benefits of this approach:**
* Faster withdrawal processing
* Efficient capital utilisation
* Balanced liquidity management
Therefore, Endur optimises fund management through an efficient deposit-withdraw matching system.
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