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# Get sUSDu LP on Pendle (BSC)
Task Link: https\://app.pendle.finance/trade/pools/0x3b5f4ac56dab45f43dbad9b41c6a57f0f85fbb4c/zap/in?chain=bnbchain
1. Click **Connect Wallet** and ensure you are using a **BSC (BNB Chain)** compatible wallet.
2. Check the box to agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
3. Choose your preferred BSC wallet from the list.
4. Under the **Zap-Deposit** tab, enter the amount of **sUSDu** you wish to deposit.
5. If the button displays **Switch to BNB Chain**, click it to update your wallet network.
6. Click **Approve sUSDu** to authorize the protocol to use your funds.
7. Once approved, click **Zap In** to complete the transaction.
8. A success banner will appear once your **sUSDu LP** has been successfully added. Your points earned during the holding period will update the following day.
9. To retrieve your assets, select **Zap-Withdraw**, check **LP sUSDu (USDu)**, and follow the prompts to **Approve** and **Withdraw**.
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