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# How to use Stacks Market V1 to Earn Yield
**Depositing Assets**
Visit [https://app.zestprotocol.com](https://app.zestprotocol.com/) and connect a Stacks wallet. We currently support [Leather](https://leather.io/), [Xverse](https://www.xverse.app/), [OKX Wallet](https://www.okx.com/web3), [Fordefi](https://fordefi.com/), and [Asigna](https://asigna.io/).
Under **‘Assets to supply’**, select the asset you wish to earn yield on and click **‘Supply’**. Approve the transaction in the wallet pop-up.
Once the **“Transaction Broadcast”** window appears, wait a few seconds for confirmation on the Stacks network.
Once confirmed, your supply position becomes active and begins earning continuously compounding yield. Your active lending position can be found under **‘Your Supplies’**.
That’s all there is to it.
### Withdrawing Assets
When you're ready to stop earning yield, click **‘Withdraw’** on the asset you wish to redeem under **‘Your Supplies’**. Once the transaction confirms, your assets will be returned.
If you select **‘Max’**, you’ll receive your full balance—original deposit plus accrued yield.
**Note:** If you have an active borrowing position, it must be fully repaid before you can withdraw the corresponding supplied assets.
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