> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki-apps.acala.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki-apps.acala.network/acala-swap/lp-guide/tapio-lp-guide.md).

# Tapio LP Guide

## Video

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## Adding Liquidity

1\) Go to the [Swap tab](https://apps.acala.network/swap/liquidity) on Acala Apps and click "Add Liquidity" in the upper ribbon. Select the pair you'd like to provide liquidity to from the dropdown. Tapio stable pairs are denoted by the green icon.&#x20;

![](/files/RiqXPro94PvYU7iLzKvi)

2\) Enter the amount of liquidity you'd like to add and then click `Add Liquidity`.

When adding liquidity, please note that you have the option to provide liquidity to any tokens in the pool (there is no requirement to provide liquidity to all tokens). In addition, you can provide these tokens in any ratios you see fit. You also have the option to add all assets in a balanced portion by selecting the toggle.

![](/files/AxrKwmZrFZNN2lZymIrv)

3\) If there is an incentive program running for the Tapio pair, you can stake your tokens in the [Earn tab](https://apps.acala.network/earn/loan-staking) under "Collateral Staking" in the upper ribbon.

![](/files/NtaUuBwla33aHrMFmpbu)

4\) You can return to the [Portfolio tab](https://apps.acala.network/portfolio) to see your Tapio LP tokens. You can track the trading volume of your pool [here](https://stats.acala.network/pools).

![](/files/HBvTPZCYOTvDEuJyI1tO)

## Withdrawing Liquidity

1\) Go to the [Swap tab](https://apps.acala.network/swap/liquidity) on Acala Apps and click "Withdraw Liquidity" in the upper ribbon. Select the pair you'd like to withdraw liquidity from the dropdown. Tapio stable pairs are denoted by the green icon.&#x20;

![](/files/moqbcXyTLgkPeYZXU9WH)

2\) Enter the amount of liquidity you'd like to withdraw. Click `Withdraw Liquidity.`

![](/files/bnYumDARuGWg6UUf0C6M)


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