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# Add Liquidity

When you visit the Uniswap website and click on the "Pool" menu at the top, you can view a list of pools where you can provide liquidity. Using the token name and symbol search bar <mark style="color:blue;">\[USDT-HTC] , \[MATIC-HTC], \[ARB-HTC]</mark> in the search for the pool, you can easily find it. You can access the deposit page through the link below.

* <mark style="color:blue;">\[MATIC-HTC] Liquidity Pool</mark>
* <mark style="color:blue;">\[USDT-HTC] Liquidity Pool</mark>
* <mark style="color:blue;">\[ARB-HTC]</mark>

Precautions when depositing in liquidity pools

1\. Set up the network(Polygon, Arbitrum) in the upper right corner.\
2\. Choose a HeartCoin token(HTC) as the first token of the Pair.\
3\. Select the second token of the Pair.\
4\. Select fee tier(0.3% or 1%).\
4\. Set the price range for the Pair or continue with the default.\
4\. Finish by pressing "Connect Wallet".

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