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# Standard

SolarSwap allows users to provide liquidity through adding their assets to the pool.

**How to add liquidity to a pool:**

1. Navigate to the '**Liquidity**' tab on the app and connect your wallet.

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2. Select the tokens you wish to add to the liquidity pool and add liquidity in the form of two tokens at a **1:1 ratio** according to USD value. Enter the amount of the first coin you wish to add, the second coin will adjust to match a 1:1 ratio. Then click '**Supply**'. You will then need to approve the transaction in your wallet.

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3. You should see a confirmation for the transaction. You should now be able to view your LP tokens in your wallet balance.

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4. You have now successfully added to SolarSwap's liquidity pool. If you wish to reclaim your tokens, simply click 'Remove Liquidity' and confirm the transactions.

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