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# Supply

**Step 1:** Connect your wallet to Twister Finance. We currently support Metamask and Wallet Connect. A message signature from your wallet is required to establish the connection, which does not incur any transaction fee.

**Step 2:** From the Portfolio/Markets page, select the asset for which you would like to supply liquidity. The figures displayed alongside each asset indicate the Total Supply (current liquidity provided for the asset), Total Borrowed (amount of the asset currently borrowed), Deposit APY (Annual Percentage Yield earned on deposited assets), and Borrow APY (Annual Percentage Yield paid on borrowed assets).

**Step 3:** If necessary, enable the asset in your wallet to allow the platform to access and utilize your wallet balance. This requires a transaction signature and payment of a gas fee through your wallet.

**Step 4:** In the pop-up window, enter the amount of the asset you wish to provide liquidity for, and click "Deposit". Please note that "Collateral" is always enabled, meaning that when you supply an asset to the platform, it will automatically be made available as collateral for borrowing against another asset. Your borrow limit will be updated to reflect the new amount you will be able to borrow after depositing the entered value of the asset. Once you are ready, hit the Deposit button and confirm the transactions, paying the necessary gas fees through your wallet to complete the deposit of capital.


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