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# Swap

### 1. Getting started

Visit <https://ferra.ag/swap>, then connect your wallet.

Ferra supports multiple Sui wallets, including [Slush](https://slush.app/), [Suiet](https://suiet.app/), [OKX Wallet](https://web3.okx.com/), and more.

In this guide, we’ll use **Slush** as an example.

*<mark style="color:$info;">Note: A small amount of SUI is required to cover gas fees. Make sure you have enough balance in your wallet.</mark>*

### 2. Select Tokens & Enter Amount

* Choose the token you want to swap **from** *(`SUI` in this case)* & the token you want to swap **to** *(`USDC` in this case)*
* Enter the amount you wish to swap in the `From` section
* Adjust your slippage tolerance if needed:

  * The default is **`0.5%`**
  * You can customize this in the **`Settings`** icon

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{% hint style="danger" %}
Token creation on the network is permissionless. This enables imitations of existing tokens and tokens falsely claiming affiliation with projects that have no token. Always verify the contract address via trusted sources & do your own research before trading.
{% endhint %}

### 3. Execute the Swap

* When you’re ready, click `Swap`
* Review the transaction details carefully, then click `Confirm`
* Approve the transaction in your wallet

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**🎉 Congratulations \~ You’ve completed your swap on Ferra!**

Once the transaction is complete:

* You’ll see a **`Swap Successful`** notification
* The output token (***`USDC`*** *in this case*) will appear in your wallet
* View the transaction details on **Suivision** if needed

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