> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cakepiexyz.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cakepiexyz.io/how-to-use-cakepie/create-a-liquidity-pair-on-pancakeswap-and-deposit-on-cakepie.md). # Create a Liquidity Pair on PancakeSwap & Deposit on Cakepie ## 1. Enter PancakeSwap

## 2. Create a Liquidity Pair on PancakeSwap * Create a liquidity pair on: V3, Stableswap or V2.

Select the "Liquidity" option, select V3 (or other) and press "Add Liquidity"

## 3. Select what tokens you want to provide as liquidity. * Deposit USDC and USDT. * Select the Liquidity Range (Example Full Range) * Enable USDC * Enable USDT

## 4. Add your Liquidity

Press "Add" to create your liquidity position

After completing the steps above, users can proceed to stake their liquidity on Cakepie. ## 5. Enter Cakepie and select the Stake Tab.

Press "Stake" to see Cakepie's boosted liquidity pools

## 6. Select a Liquidity Pair to deposit your assets. After providing liquidity for a specific pair on PancakeSwap, users can deposit their liquidity on Cakepie's corresponding pools to maximize their CAKE rewards.

## 7. Stake your liquidity on Cakepie to maximize your passive income

## 8. Users can select to unstake their liquidity from Cakepie

## 9. Users can remove their liquidity directly through Cakepie * Users must select the amount of total funds that want to remove

Press "Remove" to receive your tokens on your wallet

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