> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dano.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dano.finance/how-to-use/guides/yield-aggregator/how-to-supply-liquidity.md).

# How to Supply Liquidity?

First, Let's connect your wallet!

Step 1: Navigate to the Yield Aggregator menu

Step 2: Choose the token you want to supply and click on its Supply APY.

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Step 3: On the Supply list, select the most suitable deal.

* We display key deal details, including the protocol, Supply APY, available volume, and maturity date.
* Click the Supply button on your selected deal.

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Step 4: On Supply Screen (Each protocol will display different types of information):

* Input Supply Amount, Click Supply
* Sign the transaction on your wallet

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* ***Note: All transactions are built and interact directly with the smart contract of the protocol you select.***

Step 5: After the transaction is successfully signed:

* For Liqwid Protocol: You can modify the details of your supply position right on the supply list screen
* For Danogo Protocol: You will receive Bond tokens. Go to My Account to view information about the Bonds you’ve received. Here, you can either list your Bonds or redeem them upon maturity.

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