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# Deposit
This page will demonstrate how to deposit an asset in Cedro Finance.
* Go to and connect your wallet.
* In the navigation bar, click on Get Test Token button to receive Cedro test tokens (assets to deposit) and Native test tokens (for gas).
* Go to the Market tab from the navigation bar, where you can choose the network and the asset you want to deposit. Click on the Detail button to learn more about the asset.
* On the asset detail page, click on the Supply button. You will be prompted to change the network to the network of the asset if you aren't already connected.
* Enter the amount you want to supply and click on Supply.
That's all from your side. Voila! you've done your first deposit on Cedro Finance. The information will be sent to the Root chain. After that, your transaction will be successful. The status of a transaction can be tracked in the Transaction History tab from Dashboard.
The asset supplied will show up in your collateral list in the Dashboard after it is successful. You'll also receive ceUSDC which will be burnt when you withdraw.
Keep playing around and add assets to your portfolio!
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