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# How to Swap Tokens
Swap your tokens on different chains in Nova Wallet with ease
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Currently, Nova Wallet routes tokens for swaps through Hydration or Polkadot and Kusama Asset Hubs. Not all tokens are supported yet.
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1. Open the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` the Asset screen.
3. `Select` **Swap** from the balance widget.
4. `Select` the **token** that you wish to use to **pay** (sell) from the list or find it using the Search bar.
5. `Select` the **network** where you have this token.
6. `Select` the **Receive** button.
7. `Select` the **token** that you wish to **receive** (buy) from the list or find it using the Search bar.
8. `Select` the **network** where you wish to receive this token.
9. `Input` either the **amount of tokens** that you wish to pay or the amount of tokens that you wish to receive. Nova Wallet will create a single transaction for you to sign.
In case you want to adjust slippage...
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For advanced users – you can select the **settings button** at the top right of the screen to adjust your slippage.
8. `Select` **Continue**.
9. `Review` all of the contextual information, including the **rate**, **slippage**, **route**, **estimated time**, and **total fees**. You can select the information icon to see the detailed information about each parameter of your swap.
10. `Select` **Confirm**. Nova Wallet will carry out all the required cross-chain transfers and swaps one by one. **Please keep this screen open** until the swap is completed.
A 0.85% Nova Wallet fee is automatically applied to some swaps that are carried out within Nova Wallet Swap UI. This helps support Nova Wallet's continued development.
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