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# How to swap tokens
Before beginning this part, make sure that you have CTC to pay for the swap gas fee. \
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Click on Swap at the top of the page to initiate the process. \
Select the 2 token you want to swap.
Enter either the amount you want to swap from, or the amount you want to swap for.
You will now see the corresponding amount on the second token if you proceed with the swap. Click on "Swap" to proceed.
You will now see preview of the swap you are about to make. If you are comfortable with the output of the swap, you can now click "Swap" once more.
You can now confirm the transaction by tapping on "Submit" in your Credit Wallet.
Upon confirming the swap, you will get a "Swap pending" notice. It may take a few seconds before the confirmation is received for the transaction.
Once the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain, you will see : "Swap confirmed"
You should now see the swapped tokens in you wallet along with the transaction in the activity tab.
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