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# How to Lend on Neptune

1\. On the Neptune Finance application, first connect your wallet by clicking connect wallet.

![](/files/6IA71v8xxHsx6DJTILQq)

2\. Select your preferred wallet.

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3\. With my wallet connected, you can now see the available assets you can use in Neptune.

![](/files/EI87wo2UNhScJRC0UVyT)

4\. Click in the 'Lend' tab to go the lending page

![](/files/HnqgachXZsZB4SsSEGgO)

5\. Click the 'lend' button on the asset you want to lend.

![](/files/Z1CZf1EtbL7q1SZky4EE)

6\. Enter the amount of tokens you want to lend. You can type the exact amount you want, use the '1/4, 1/2,...max' buttons, or use the slide bar to enter an amount.

![](/files/ZUF8wqRPJK24gtJ3WXma)

7\. Once you've entered your amount click the 'lend' button to execute the lend transaction.

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8\. Confirm the transaction with your wallet.

![](/files/Y1RKE86a4TwVG42nkSxo)

9\. With the transactions being confirmed, you can now see the 100 USDT deposited, and in your wallet view you can also see the nUSDT receipt tokens which have been sent to your wallet.\
These nToken represent your lending deposits and need to be returned to the protocol when withdrawing your original principal plus interest.

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