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# Repaying your Loans
## How to repay using assets in my wallet?
1\) You can find the "Repay" function either on the individual assets market page, or on the [Dashboard](https://tectonic.finance/dashboard/)
"Repay" can be found on the individual assets market page
"Repay" can also be found on the Dashboard page
2\) Click “Repay” and indicate the amount you want to repay.
You can choose to repay your loans fully or partially. Once ready, click “Repay”/"Repay all"
In this screenshot, user has chosen to repay his loan fully
Note: Example shown above is for a full repayment of loan. If you only partially repaid your debt, you can will see a non-zero amount reflected on the "Borrow balance" row
3\) Confirm your transaction in your wallet
4\) Upon successful confirmation, you would have successfully repaid your loan
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