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# How To Add Liquidity

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Follow the steps below to add liquidity on the NeuraSwap DEX:

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Please note that these sceenshots are Testnet transactions on the GPT Chain and may change once NeuraSwap is deployed to Mainnet.
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1. Connect your wallet to NeuraSwap (for instructions, visit the[ How to Connect Your Wallet ](/neuraswap/products-and-features/wallet/how-to-connect-your-wallet.md)page).
2. Click on the "Liquidity Tab" and click the "+Add" tab.
3. Now select the AI tokens you wish to create a trading pair of by clicking on the token icons and selecting from the dropdown list.  Do the same for both the top and bottom token dropdown lists.

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4. Enter a token amount on one of the lines. The other line will be automatically calculated for you to keep the pair amounts equal.&#x20;

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If this is your first time adding liquidity for a token, you may have to enable the token in your wallet. In the image below, you'll see that the "Enable \[Token]"  button appears. Click this button and validate the transaction in your Metamask wallet. Once complete you'll see the button change to say "Add Liquidity".
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5. Click "Add Liquidity" and validate the transaction in your wallet.

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6. A popup will now appear. Click "Confirm Liquidity" and validate the transaction in your wallet.

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7. Once confirmed, you'll be able to view your transaction on the GPT Explorer by clicking "View on Explorer" or close the popup.

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&#x20;8\. If successful, the added liquidity should be reflected in the "Positions" tab shortly after.

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&#x20;9\. If you click the pair, you will see that it drops down and you have the ability to "Add" or "Remove" liquidity from the pool.

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