> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.liquidus.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.liquidus.finance/liquidus-wallet-app/manage-pools-and-farms/top-up-a-farm-or-pool.md).

# Top Up a Farm or Pool

1. You can top up new farms and pools which you can find on the “Farming” page or top up to existing ones on the “Holdings” page.
2. Click on the farm to open the details and click the “Top Up” button.
3. You can enter an amount in USD that will be converted into the token you would like to use automatically.
4. Select a funding token. You can select any token as liquidus will convert it automatically in a 50/50 ratio to form the pool afterward.
5. Under the “Receive” section the app shows you the token amounts you will receive as well as the estimated yield.
6. After you are happy with the settings, click the “Top Up” button.
7. It will open a confirmation popup where you can review what will happen again and check the estimated gas fee. You can also change the gas fees but in most cases, the most time and cost-efficient option is set automatically.
8. Click the “Top Up Farm” button to send the transaction. Liquidus will make all swaps for you using the best exchange rates on the market. Then build the liquidity pool and deposit it to the Farm contract so you can earn passive interest.


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