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# FAQ

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<summary>Do I keep ownership of my position when using Zup?</summary>

Yes. Zup only intermediates your deposit, routing it to the protocol hosting the liquidity pool. At the end of the transaction, you’ll hold the LP tokens in your wallet, and Zup will have no access to edit or use them

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<summary>Is there any fee to use Zup?</summary>

Currently, Zup has no usage fees, meaning you can use it completely free of charge

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<summary>How should I use Zup Timeframes?</summary>

Use the timeframes provided by Zup based on your criteria when adding funds to a liquidity pool:

1. If you don’t plan to manage your position for several days, consider choosing a shorter yield timeframe (like 24h). This allows you to capture the best yield available for a few days, but keep in mind that there’s no guarantee the yield will remain the same or similar over a weeks or months
2. If you prefer staying in pools for a longer time and value more predictable yields, consider using the monthly or longer yield timeframes. These timeframes are typically more accurate for estimating a pool’s yield, as they aggregate more data over several days. The more data that is aggregated, the more reliable the yield predictions are, with a medium to high chance of stability

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<summary>How can I verify that Zup’s data is accurate?</summary>

Since Zup uses on-chain data, you can verify it directly on-chain (though this requires advanced knowledge). However, there’s an easier way: simply visit the protocol you’re viewing on Zup and check the yield displayed for the same liquidity pool. If the protocol doesn’t show the yield, you’ll need to calculate it manually. You can find the formula for this calculation at [Yield Calculation](/documentation/technical/yield-calculation.md)

Keep in mind that the protocol in question might have a bug affecting the display of liquidity pool data, causing the yield to differ from what Zup shows. However, this should not be the case for all or most protocols (If you see it, please let us know)

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