> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rain.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rain.fi/earn/create-pool.md).

# Create Pool

### Overview

After selecting to create a lending pool, users must choose between two pool creation modes: [Lite](/earn/create-pool/lite.md) and [Pro](/earn/create-pool/pro.md). These modes offer different levels of customization and flexibility based on user requirements.

### Pool Creation Modes

#### Lite Mode

* Designed for quick and easy pool creation.
* Predefined settings for interest rates and parameters.
* Best suited for users who prefer a streamlined experience.

#### Pro Mode

* Offers advanced customization options.
* Users can set specific interest rates, collateral requirements, and other parameters.
* Ideal for experienced users seeking greater control over their pools.

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**Key Considerations**

* **Minimum Token Limit**: Ensure you meet the minimum liquidity requirement for the selected token.
* **Risk Management**: Carefully set LTV and exposure levels to balance earnings potential with risk.
* **Market Demand**: Consider the demand for specific tokens and collateral types to maximize the utilization of your pool.

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