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# How to create a new liquidity pool
1\. Visit the Liquidity SeŃtion and choose the "Add" tab.
2\. Choose the tokens you want to add from the available list of addresses.
If such a pool does not really exist, you will see the notification **"Note! The pool doesn't exist. You will create a new one."**
**Pay attention:** we don't recommend adding NFT tokens to QuipuSwap. Please, use specialized Marketplaces.
6\. Check the current market price of your tokens and their price ratio. It will be used as a starting point in the following operations.
7\. Click the "Add" button.
8\. Confirm this transaction in your wallet
**Attention!**\*\* you will pay approximately 7XTZ (tez/token pools) or 0.2XTZ (token/token pools) as a storage fee for creating a Liquidity Pool. It's a one-time payment to store your smart contract in the Tezos blockchain.\*\*
That's all. Your Liquidity pool is created.
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