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# Swap Token

This guide will provide an overview of how to swap tokens on different decentralized exchanges (DEXs) such as Serum DEX on Solana, PancakeSwap on Binance Smart Chain, and Uniswap on Ethereum.

## Overview

Swapping tokens involves the following general steps across various platforms:

1. **Access the DEX**: Open the DEX platform on your browser or app.
2. **Connect Your Wallet**: Link your cryptocurrency wallet to the DEX.
3. **Select Tokens**: Choose the token you want to swap and the token you want to receive.
4. **Enter Amount**: Specify the amount of tokens you wish to swap.
5. **Review Transaction**: Check the transaction details including exchange rates and fees.
6. **Approve and Swap**: Confirm the transaction and execute the swap.
7. **Verify Swap**: Verify the receipt of tokens in your wallet.

To get started, select one of the detailed tutorials below based on the DEX platform you wish to use:

## Tutorials

1. [How to Swap Tokens on Solana Using Serum DEX](/basic-tutorial/swap-token/how-to-swap-tokens-on-solana-using-serum-dex.md)
2. [How to Swap Tokens on PancakeSwap](/basic-tutorial/swap-token/how-to-swap-tokens-on-pancakeswap.md)
3. [How to Swap Tokens on Uniswap](/basic-tutorial/swap-token/how-to-swap-tokens-on-uniswap.md)

Each tutorial will guide you through the specific steps required to swap tokens on the chosen DEX platform.


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