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# Guides for 7K Aggregator

## **Swap**

**Step 1:** Connect your wallet

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**Step 2:** Choose the asset and input the amount you want to swap

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**Step 3:** Swap your asset with an optimized cost by **7K Aggregator**

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## Search Tokens

**Step 1:** Click on the token box as shown below

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## Swap Details

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* Fees: The amount paid to liquidity providers of the pools.
* Price Impact: Trading shifts the ratio of tokens in the pool, affecting the price per token.
* Minimum Received: The minimum amount you’ll receive after deducting fees and accounting for maximum slippage.
* Slippage Tolerance: Adjustable in settings, this ensures you either get the amount you want or the transaction will be canceled.


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