> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.printpad.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.printpad.io/printpad/get-started/add-liqudity.md). # Add Liqudity To utilize PrintPad your token must have liquidity added on [Fluxbeam DEX](https://fluxbeam.xyz).
Once your token has been [deployed](/printpad/get-started/token-deployment.md), you must create a liquidity pool via the [Fluxbeam Pool Creator](https://fluxbeam.xyz/app/pools/create).\ Put your token address in as the base token, and SOL as the quote token. Pair the desired amount of supply and SOL, then press 'Create Pool'. \*\ \&#xNAN;***\* note- Creating the liquidity pool will make your token live & tradeable. Proceed with caution.***

## Find LP Token & Authority To utilize PrintPad, you will need to input your LP token address as well as your LP token authority. ### LP Token There are several ways of finding your LP token, here we will be demonstrating a method through your pool creation transaction.\ \ Upon creating your liquidity pool, navigate to the transaction hash. This can be found in your wallets tx history. Once you have found the transaction it should look like this:

From here, navigate to the Token Balance Change tab.

On the Token Balance Change tab click the new token you have received and copy the token address. **This is your LP Token.** ### LP Token Authority Browse to your LP Token solscan page, from here you can copy the LP Token Authority.

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