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# How To Deposit Into GM Vaults

## <mark style="color:purple;">Step 1.</mark> Connect your wallet

You'll need to connect your crypto wallet to start using the Vaults.

-> Head over to <https://umami.finance/vaults> and click on **`Connect Wallet`** in the top right of the screen.

-> Select your wallet.

-> Approve the connection.

Connection complete!

## <mark style="color:purple;">Step 2.</mark> Select the asset you wish to deposit&#x20;

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Let's deposit $USDC into a GM USDC Vault.

-> Click on **`GM USDC Vault`** card on the list.&#x20;

-> Choose which market you wish to provide liquidity in (ETH backed markets are providing liquidity in 4 different GM pools: XRP, DOGE, LTC, and ETH, while the BTC backed market is providing liquidity in the BTC GM pool).

## <mark style="color:purple;">Step 3.</mark> Deposit your assets

-> **`Approve`** the tokens.&#x20;

-> **`Preview`** your deposit.&#x20;

-> Click on **`Deposit.`**

That's it. You've succesfully deposited into a GM USDC Vault.&#x20;

## (Optional) <mark style="color:purple;">Step 4.</mark> Stake your deposit to earn emissions

If there are $ARB or any other emissions available, a **Stake All** button will appear above your balance, and you'll have to stake your deposit to earn those.

-> Click on **`Stake All`** button.

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-> **`Approve`** the tokens.&#x20;

->  Click on **`Stake`**&#x74;o start earning emissions.&#x20;

->  As soon as you earn some rewards, you can claim them by clicking on **`Claim rewards`**&#x20;

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