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# Liquidity Pools
FlowX Finance offers two distinct liquidity pools to users: the **Constant Product Liquidity ( V2 )** and the **Concentrated Liquidity (V3)** .
### How to Add Liquidity V2
Go to [Position ](https://flowx.finance/position)tab, then click “Create Position”
Click on “Select Tokens” to choose the pool you want to add liquidity. (If you cannot find the token you want to add liquidity to, you can copy the contract address of that token here, then select to add liquidity)
Select the number of tokens of each type that you want to add liquidity to the pool (you need to make sure there are enough for both tokens), then click "Create New Position”
### How to Add Liquidity V3
Go to FlowX Portfolio at:[ ](https://flowx.finance/portfolio), choose Create Position, then choose the token’s pair you want to add, select V3 Position, and click Continue
Set a range for each token respectively, where you think it has the most concentrated liquidity.
After choosing the amount of token you want to add, click “Create”.
Confirm and approve on your wallet, then Transaction Submitted.
After successfully adding liquidity, your liquidity position will appear at[ ](https://flowx.finance/portfolio)
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