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# Multiply

## Why multiply?

Multiply lets you gain exposure to more tokens than you currently hold, enabling you to maximize your yield or farming.

For example, holding JLP provides a base APR of 50%. By multiplying your holdings at an interest rate of 15% APR, you can achieve a boosted return of 160% APR on your total holdings.

## How multiply works?

Multiply works by borrowing additional capital and swapping it for your chosen multiplying asset directly within Banx in a loop.

## How to multiply?

1\. Go to the Multiply page&#x20;

2\. Decide the amount you want to multiply.

3\. Select a multiplier level, up to 100X.

4\. Track and adjust your position as needed under the “Positions” tab.


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