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# Zap

Liquidity Providers can now enter any pool with any token, all in a single transaction. The process automatically swaps your tokens into the required assets, balances the correct ratios and price ranges, and provides liquidity seamlessly.

### Enabling Zap

On the Deposit Liquidity page, you can activate the Zap feature by toggling the ZAP switch on:

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The "Provisioning Steps" section in the right-hand menu provides detailed information on swap amounts and the resulting price impact. Tokens with low liquidity may incur substantial price impact, so it’s important to evaluate this risk carefully before proceeding.

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Zap functionality will support both basic and concentrated liquidity pools.


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