Add Liquidity
Deposit tokens and ETH into an existing trading pool to earn your share of trading fees.
Before you start
- Token contract address
- The pool must already exist (use Create Pool if it does not)
- Both the token and ETH in your wallet
Connect your wallet and paste the token address
Connect your EVM wallet. Paste the token's contract address in the Token field. The tool loads the existing pool information, the current price, and your token balance.
Token Contract Address
The pool must already exist for this token
Enter your deposit amounts
Enter how many tokens you want to add. The ETH amount fills in automatically based on the current pool ratio — the tool calculates exactly how much ETH you must pair with your tokens to match the current price. Or you can enter the ETH amount first and let the tokens calculate.
Token Amount
ETH Amount (auto)
You cannot choose an arbitrary ratio when adding to an existing pool — the tool always matches the current pool price.
Set slippage tolerance
If the pool price moves before your transaction confirms, slippage protects you by cancelling the transaction if the price moves more than your tolerance. Use 1–2% for most tokens. If your token has a tax, set it slightly above the tax rate.
Slippage Tolerance
Click Add Liquidity — approve then confirm
Click "Add Liquidity". Your wallet first asks you to approve the token spend allowance — click Confirm. Then a second transaction appears for the actual deposit — confirm that too.
LP tokens appear in your wallet
After the transaction confirms, LP (Liquidity Provider) tokens land in your wallet. These tokens represent your percentage ownership of the pool. Keep them safe — you need them to withdraw your liquidity later. You can view your LP token balance on the Remove Liquidity page.
Liquidity added!
LP tokens are now in your wallet. They represent your share of the pool and can be redeemed anytime.
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