# Providing Liquidity to Pools

You are free to add liquidity to any pools on [**Atrix**](https://www.atrix.finance/) or [**Raydium**](https://raydium.io/#/).

In return for adding liquidity, you will receive **trading fees** for that pair, and receive **LP Tokens** that you may stake elsewhere to earn additional rewards! 

Please follow the steps below: 

## Step 1: Navigate to the Pools page

Click [**here**](https://app.atrix.finance/#/pools) to access the page.

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## Step 2: Connect your wallet to Atrix

Select your corresponding wallet such as [**Phantom**](https://phantom.app/).

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## Step 3: Select the Token Pair & Pool you want to deposit liquidity into

We will choose the **SOL-USDC pool** as an example in this tutorial.

Click on **Deposit**.

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## Step 4: Add liquidity to the selected pool

To do so, you will need to provide an equal amount of tokens on both side of the pair.

*For example here, 0.90 SOL is currently equal & worth 128.78 USDC as of writing this.*

Click on **Deposit**.

**Approve** the transaction.

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Congratulations! You are now a **LP (liquidity provider)** for the **SOL-USDC Pool** on Atrix!

As you can see, your share in the pool is currently worth $261.04.

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## Step 5: How to withdraw liquidity from the Pool

Go back to the **pool** you added liquidity to.

Click on **withdraw**.

The **ALP balance** (453.893 in this example) is corresponding to your share in the pool.

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Click on the **453.893 balance in red** to fully withdraw your LP tokens from the pool.

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Click on **Withdraw**.

**Approve** the transaction.

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The **liquidity** has been **removed** ✅ 

Congratulations! 🎉 You now know how to add and remove liquidity from pools easily.


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