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# Use CrossChain Swap

### Use CrossChain Swap

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1. Choose a token and enter the amount you are going to pay.
2. Choose the token you will pay for. The amount you’ll receive is automatically calculated.
3. Click `Swap.`

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4. Check the amount and transaction info and click `Confirm.`
5. Transaction complete!

### Add the purchased tokens to the asset page in the Wallet menu.

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1. Click `Add` on the asset page.
2. Click a toggle to add a token to the asset page.
3. You can now find the token on the asset page.


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