> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.quipuswap.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.quipuswap.com/dex-guides/how-to-use-the-dex/how-to-add-liquidity-to-an-existing-liquidity-pool.md).

# How to add liquidity to an existing liquidity pool

1\. Log into [QuipuSwap](https://quipuswap.com) via Tezos dApp wallet. We recommend using the [Temple wallet](https://templewallet.com).

2\. Visit the "Liquidity" section

3\. Click the "Add" tab

4\. Select Tokens that you want to add to QuipuSwap

![](https://ucarecdn.com/76fd8cc5-296d-493f-adc7-0978e317c423/image.png)

5\. Choose the number of tokens that you want to invest and click the "Add" Button

![](https://ucarecdn.com/8e0d5eba-a98d-4201-8923-b97d6ed06edd/image.png)

In case you don't see your token in the dropdown list you may add the token contract address to the search field and find this token.

![](https://ucarecdn.com/e4240f84-0d29-49b1-94b8-8cb120e52c08/image.png)

6\. Confirm this operation in your wallet and wait. Usually, you need to wait one minute to get a confirmation.

![](https://ucarecdn.com/38eecc1a-8720-42f4-8b2e-f505d4039941/image.png)

You will see the Success status on a popup window.

![](https://ucarecdn.com/bcf623b1-6fb4-4d2f-affa-bb599ce6db6b/image.png)


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