# Trading Pairs

Explore and interact with DLMM trading pairs on the network. This section covers everything from discovering existing pairs to creating new ones, understanding pair configurations, and accessing real-time liquidity data across all bins.

### Prerequisites

Before working with trading pairs, ensure you have:

* Initialized the DLMM SDK with a valid connection
* Understanding of token type formats on Sui network
* Basic knowledge of bins and bin steps
* Wallet with sufficient gas for transactions (when creating pairs)

### What You'll Learn

This section covers the essential operations for working with DLMM trading pairs:

#### [Create LB Pair](/integration/dlmm/typescript-sdk/trading-pairs/create-lb-pair.md)

Deploy new liquidity book trading pairs with custom configurations. Learn about token ordering requirements, setting initial active bin IDs, and choosing appropriate bin steps for your use case.

#### [Get Single Pair](/integration/dlmm/typescript-sdk/trading-pairs/get-single-pair.md)

Fetch comprehensive data for a specific trading pair including current reserves, fee parameters, active bin information, and liquidity distribution metrics.

#### [Get All Pairs](/integration/dlmm/typescript-sdk/trading-pairs/get-all-pairs.md)

Discover and list all available trading pairs on the network. Filter pairs by token types, liquidity thresholds, or trading volume to find opportunities.

#### [Get Pair Bins](/integration/dlmm/typescript-sdk/trading-pairs/get-pair-bins.md)

Retrieve detailed bin data for a specific pair within a given range. Access reserve information, liquidity depth, and price levels for each bin.

#### [Get Pair Reserves](#get-pair-reserves)

Check the complete liquidity distribution across all active bins. Analyze reserve concentrations and identify optimal entry points for trades or liquidity provision.


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