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# Quickstart Basic
The Basic view is the default view when you open [the app](https://app.renzofinance.com/). It's built for users who want to start earning without setting up custom configurations. Renzo handles the presets for you, so all you need to do is pick a strategy, enter an amount, and sign.
**1. Pick a strategy**\
Under **Basis Trade**, each card shows an asset and its current APR. Select your desired strategy.
**2. Enter your deposit amount**\
In the panel at the bottom, make sure **Deposit** is selected and enter how much USDC you want to deposit, or click **MAX** to use your full balance. The panel confirms which strategy your funds are going into.
**3. Sign and activate**\
Sign the transaction in your wallet. Your position opens with Renzo's preset settings and starts earning yield from funding.
**Don't have funds on Hyperliquid?**\
If your USDC isn't on a supported network (such as HyperCore), click **Bridge** in the deposit panel to bring funds in from any network, then continue from step 2.
#### Withdrawing
Strategies you hold a balance in are marked with a green tag showing your balance, so you can spot them at a glance. To withdraw:
1. Click the strategy card you want to withdraw from.
2. Switch the panel to **Withdraw**.
3. Enter the amount you want to withdraw, or click **MAX**, and sign.
#### Want more control?
Switch to **Advanced** at the top right to choose your own risk level and customize your settings.
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