> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yo.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yo.xyz/user-guides/how-to-deposit-into-yo.md).

# How to Deposit into YO

🔹 How to Deposit:

1\. Connect your wallet

Launch the dApp and click on the top right to Connect your Wallet. YO supports all popular wallets already.

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2\. Tap “Deposit”

From the main screen, tap the *Deposit* button.

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3\. Select Asset

Choose the token/asset you want to deposit, either WETH or native ETH.&#x20;

Note: make sure you are on Base chain

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4\. Approve and Deposit&#x20;

Click on "Approve" to begin the Deposit transaction. You first have to sign a transaction to give the YO protocol an allowance to spend your WETH. You will not be asked for an approval if you deposit native ETH. Once the approval transaction is complete, your wallet will open again with the deposit transaction. Sign the transaction to deposit into the Vault.&#x20;

6\. Done!&#x20;

Within a few seconds, your deposit will reflect in your balance and you can follow your transaction history in-app at the bottom of the page.

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### Cross-chain deposits&#x20;

YO vaults accept deposits natively on Base, Ethereum and/or Arbitrum. You can also deposit from other chains via Enso directly in-app. For instance you can deposit ETH from Arbitrum into yoETH and you can select on which chain to receive your yoETH shares (Ethereum or Arbitrum). Enso will bridge these assets and deposit them into your desired vault automatically, while giving you back the yoVault tokens straight to your wallet.&#x20;

Through Enso, the app supports cross-chain deposits from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Avalanche.&#x20;


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