# How to launch a token and borrow Liquidity.

Navigate to the “launch token” section of our Dapp and follow the prompts to provide basic information and configuration for your new token. After completion of this step you can select the amount of Liquidity you want to add to your project.

Arctic Protocol offers the flexibility to request either partial or complete loans for initiating your token. For instance, you have the choice to contribute 0.2 ETH and borrow 0.8 ETH, launching your project with a total of 1 ETH. Although 100% of the minted tokens are typically directed to the liquidity pool (LP), making an initial contribution allows you to receive a share of the minted tokens.

<figure><img src="/files/6bIt6qpR7hi0zCXF3FdL" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Request full or Partial Liquidity loans</p></figcaption></figure>

Every smart contract initiated through our protocol undergoes thorough audits conducted by leading web3 security agencies. The majority of minted tokens are required to be allocated to the Liquidity Pool (LP), and the locking of liquidity is facilitated through third-party providers such as Unicrypt, Team Finance, and Pinksale. This is to ensure a safe environment for both the deployer and community.

Even though our smart contracts are optimized, deployers remain responsible for covering the associated gas fees for deployment on the respective blockchain.

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