# How to Lend

**How do I lend on DeFiTuna?**

1. Navigate to <https://defituna.com/lend>.
2. Connect the wallet you wish to use by following the connection process.
3. Select the **Main** tab (see more about the **Isolated** tab below).
4. Select the token you want to lend and click “**Deposit**”.
5. Enter the amount you’d like to lend, then click “**Deposit**" and go through the confirmation process using your wallet.

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**"Pool"** indicates the token type that the relevant pool supports.

**"Supply"** indicates how much AUM is currently locked in the pool.

**"Borrowed"** indicates how much of the supply is being actively used as Leverage.

**"Utilization"** is representing the relation between **Borrowed** funds in percentage to the **Supply**. If the supply is 100 USDC and 10 USDC is currently being borrowed, utilization is 10%.

**"Supply APY"** indicates the annualized interest paid to the Lending pool.

**"Supply Limit"** refers to the maximum amount that can be supplied. These limits can be increased if necessary.
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Once you've set up your Lending position you can see it live under "**My Lendings**".&#x20;

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**Note:** Lending auto-compounds your earnings. You do not need to claim them.&#x20;
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You can always modify your Lending position by either selecting to "**Withdraw**" funds (either partially or fully) or "**Deposit**" in order to increase the amount you're willing to lend.

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You can also lend your tokens on **Isolated** markets, meaning your tokens will only be lent to users of the specific market you've chosen.

This prevents risk contagion in the event of bad debt across lending pools.
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