> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.resupply.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.resupply.finance/how-to-guides/using-resupply/redeeming-prisma-for-vesting-rsup-tokens.md).
# Redeeming PRISMA for Vesting RSUP tokens
### Converting PRISMA, cvxPRISMA, and yPRISMA tokens
The Redeem **PRISMA** feature allows users to convert their Prisma-based tokens (**PRISMA, cvxPRISMA, and yPRISMA**) into a vesting allocation of **RSUP** tokens. This process allows Prisma token holders to convert to **RSUP** tokens. This can be found [here](https://resupply.fi/governance/rsup) below the Stake **RSUP** section. **In order to see this section you must have a wallet with Prisma, cvxPrisma, or yPrisma connected.**
#### Features of the Redemption System
* **Token Conversion for RSUP tokens:**
* Users can convert **PRISMA**, **cvxPRISMA,** and **yPRISMA** into **RSUP** tokens.
* Conversion occurs at a fixed **11.54:1 ratio.**
* **Vesting duration: 5 years**, meaning **RSUP** tokens will unlock gradually over this period of time.\
* **Custom Recipient Option:**
* Users can toggle **"Use custom recipient"** to send redeemed RSUP tokens to another wallet address.
#### Redemption Options
**Redeem Prisma / cvxPRISMA / yPRISMA tokens**
* Users can input a custom amount or use the **Max** button for full redemption.
* The process requires an **Approve** step before finalizing the redemption process.
#### How to Redeem
1. Enter the desired amount of **Prisma, cvxPRISMA or yPRISMA** tokens.
2. Click **Approve** to allow token conversion.
3. Once approved, select **Redeem for Vesting RSUP** to initiate the vesting process.
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