# Add Liquidity

**Steps for adding liquidity**

1. **Connect Your Wallet**

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* Open the Nemo Protocol app and connect your preferred Web3 wallet (e.g., Sui Wallet.
* Ensure you have sufficient funds in your wallet for the tokens you want to deposit.

2. **Navigate to the "Pool" Section**

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* Click on the **"Pool"** or **"Liquidity"** tab in the main menu.

3. **Select the Token**

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* Choose the token you want to provide liquidity for (e.g., SUI/sSUI).
* Enter the amount and then Nemo will calculate the output automatically.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
When adding liquidity with the underlying token (eg. SUI), a portion of SUI will be swapped into PT to form a pair and deposited into the pool. However, when adding a large amount of liquidity, excessive slippage from the swap may cause the system to automatically switch to an alternative method: using part of the SUI to mint PT and YT, then combining PT + SUI to provide liquidity. The remaining YT will be returned to the user.
{% endhint %}

4. **Approve & Receive LP NFT**

* Click **"Approve"** to grant the protocol permission to access your tokens (requires a wallet confirmation).
* After approval, click **"Add Liquidity"** and confirm the transaction in your wallet.
* Once the transaction is confirmed, you’ll receive **LP (Liquidity Provider) NFT** representing your share of the pool.


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