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# Trading/Swapping

Swapping on Flux is designed for **speed, intuition, and precision**. Our smart routing engine automatically finds the most efficient path across all liquidity sources.

## The Swap Workflow

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### Connect and Configure

Navigate to [fluxflow.fi](https://fluxflow.fi/) and connect your wallet. Ensure you are connected to the **Fluent Testnet**.
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### Asset Selection

* **From:** The asset you currently hold.
* **To:** The asset you wish to acquire.\
  Flux will display the real-time exchange rate and estimated output.
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### Execution Parameters

Before confirming, review your **Trade Interface**:

| Parameter        | Explanation                                           |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **Rate**         | The current price relative to the market.             |
| **Price Impact** | The estimated slippage based on your trade size.      |
| **Max Slippage** | The maximum price movement you are willing to accept. |
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### Direct Confirmation

Click **Swap** and authorize the transaction in your wallet. Your trade is executed with precision on the Fluent network.
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**Slippage Matters:** For volatile assets, consider increasing your slippage tolerance slightly to ensure transaction success during high-volume events.
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