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# Managing Swap Pool Liquidity
Learn more about Swap Pools [**here**](https://docs.nabla.fi/liquidity-pools/swap-pools)**.**
1 - Go to the Swap Pool page [**here.**](https://app.nabla.fi/swap)
2 - Connect your wallet by selecting the option in the top right corner.
3 - Select **Manage** next to the asset you wish to add or withdraw from the Swap Pool.
## Depositing into the Swap Pool
1 - Select **Add Liquidity.**
2 - A wallet pop-up with transaction details will appear. First, you need to grant Nabla permission to spend your assets. Click **Next** and then **Approve** to enable spending USDC.
3 - After approving Nabla to spend your USDC, click **Deposit.**
A wallet pop-up with transaction details will appear. Click **Confirm** to complete the deposit.
## Withdrawing from the Swap Pool
1 - Select **Manage** next to the asset you wish to withdraw from the Swap Pool.
2 - Enter the amount you want to withdraw from the Backstop Pool.
A wallet pop-up with transaction details will appear. Click **Confirm** to complete the withdrawal.
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