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# Return Assets
On Nitron, you can borrow assets without actual ownership at a low interest rate. You can return the borrowed assets at any given time.
Follow these steps to return your borrowed assets:
**Step 1:** Launch Demex, click “Earn” in the navigation menu and click “Nitron” under the dropdown bar.
The Nitron page opens up as shown below.
**Step 2:** Under the “You’ve Borrowed” window, you can view all assets that you have borrowed at any given time. For example, the SWTH token was initially borrowed at an interest rate of 10.93%.
**Step 3:** Click the “Return” button on the desired borrowed asset. The “Return” page opens up as shown below.
**Step 4:** Enter the desired amount that you wish to return. Use the dropdown menu to select the asset that you wish to use to repay your loan.
**Step 5:** Click the “Return” button to return the borrowed amount.
Congratulations! You have successfully returned the borrowed asset.
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