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# Withdraw Reward and Commission
To withdraw rewards and commission, follow these steps:
**Step 1: Navigate to the Validator Node Page**\
From the left navigation panel, navigate to the **Validator Nodes** Link on the platform .You'll see a list of your deployed validator nodes under **Validator Nodes (x)**. You'll see your list of deployed validator nodes under **Validator Nodes (x)**. Locate your Coreum node and click the **Manage** button in the **ACTIONS** column.
**Step 2: Navigate to Withdraw Rewards**\
On the **Node Details** page, click the **Settings** button at the top right, then select the **Withdraw Rewards & Commission** option.
**Step 3: Authorize the Withdrawal**\
In the pop-up window, choose to either check or leave the "Reward only" box unchecked. Then, confirm the action by clicking on the withdraw button and approving the transaction using the **same wallet that was used during staking** (otherwise, the application will display an error requiring the same wallet).
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