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# Making a swap

Once you have approved the use of the token on YAD, it is time to make a swap!

1\) Let's take a look at the settings you can apply to your swap. To open settings, click on the settings icon:

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2\) Here you can adjust [slippage tolerance](/knowledge-base/basics/what-is-slippage.md) and [gas price](/knowledge-base/basics/what-is-gas-price.md).&#x20;

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3\) Now you are all set, click the “Swap” button.

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4\) On the next screen you will see your quote once again. Check that everything is correct and click "Confirm swap".

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5\) You will be redirected to your wallet. Press "Confirm" to make a swap.

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