> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.krystal.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.krystal.app/products/others/zap-in-without-jito.md).

# Zap In without Jito

### **Step 1: Find your desired liquidity pool**

Start by selecting the liquidity pool you want to join on Solana. In case not sure which pool to choose, check out our Best APR Pools here: <https://defi.krystal.app/pools?chainId=101&protocol=all>

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### **Step 2: Add liquidity using Zap In**

Use the Zap In feature to easily add liquidity to your selected pool in just a few clicks.

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### **Step 3: Adjust your settings**

On the Zap In interface, click on the Settings icon (located on the right-hand side). A pop-up will appear, showing the option “Use Jito”

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### **Step 4: Turn off Jito**

By default, the Zap In feature uses Jito bundles for a better LP experience, but users can turn it off to enable direct transactions mode using priority fees, simply toggle “Use Jito” OFF.

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