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# How To Use

Swapping tokens on Solar Swap is infused with blockchain energy to make it faster and cheaper than any other platform.

**How to Swap**

1. Navigate to Swap and click Connect Wallet

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2. Next, select from the drop-down the tokens you want to swap. For this example, we'll be swapping **From** SOL **To** USDC. Then enter the amount of tokens you wish to swap. Finally, click Swap!&#x20;

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**Also to note:**

**Minimum Received** is the least amount of tokens a user will receive on a trade.&#x20;

**Price Impact** is the difference between the market price and the estimated execution price based on the size of the trade.&#x20;

**Slippage Tolerance** denotes the highest allowable variance between a user's anticipated price and the actual execution price. You can adjust this parameter by either accessing "**Settings**" in the navigation tab or selecting "**More Information**" within the swap interface.


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