> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.octora.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.octora.xyz/documentation/product/private-lp-flow.md).

# Private LP Flow

A simplified version of the Octora flow looks like this:

### 1. Choose a pool

The user begins in the Octora interface by selecting a Meteora liquidity pool.

### 2. Prepare a private deposit

The user initiates a privacy-aware flow rather than sending funds directly from their main wallet into a visible LP position.

### 3. Deposit into the privacy layer

Funds enter Octora’s mixer-oriented path. This is part of the privacy boundary between the user’s main wallet and the eventual execution wallet.

### 4. Generate proof and withdraw via relayer

The system reconstructs the public tree state needed for withdrawal, generates proof material in the client flow, and uses a relayer to complete the withdrawal to a stealth wallet.

### 5. Fund a stealth wallet

A stealth wallet becomes the execution wallet for the LP action.

### 6. Open and fund the LP position

The stealth wallet interacts with Octora’s executor layer, which then performs the liquidity action against Meteora.

### 7. Manage the position lifecycle

From there, the broader lifecycle can include claiming fees, withdrawing liquidity, and closing positions, depending on the current supported path.

This flow is the foundation of Octora’s private LP execution model.


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