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Uniswap isn’t the only venue. Depending on the chain, Pesarc may route corridor swaps through other AMMs. Providing liquidity on any of them earns you a share of that venue’s fees on Pesarc flow.
As with Uniswap, this is advanced and carries impermanent-loss and smart-contract risk. Not financial advice.

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Common venues by chain

Exact venues and pools evolve as corridors launch. Treat the table as a starting point and confirm the live routing and canonical pool addresses in the app’s Developers screen before supplying liquidity.

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The same principles apply

Whatever the venue:
1

Verify addresses

Copy the exact token and pool addresses from the Developers screen — never trust a symbol search.
2

Match Pesarc's pool

Add liquidity to the specific pool (token pair + fee tier) Pesarc routes through, so your liquidity actually serves corridor volume.
3

Choose your range

On concentrated-liquidity venues, provide around the local peg; on constant-product venues, you provide across the full range by default.
4

Manage & collect

Collect fees, rebalance if needed, and withdraw when you choose.

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Stable-pair AMMs

Some venues (Aerodrome, Velodrome, Curve-style pools) offer stable pools tuned for assets that trade near a fixed ratio. Where a corridor pairs two same-currency-ish stablecoins, a stable pool can mean less impermanent loss and tighter pricing. Use the stable pool variant when Pesarc’s routing points to one.
Incentive programs (bribes, gauge rewards) on these venues change often and can carry extra token risk. Understand what you’re being paid in before chasing a headline APR.