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# Spot Trading

At LEVEL, you can trade one asset for another with minimal price impact through a **Spot Trading**. The spot trading interface is clean and simple, just like swap platforms across DeFi.

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💡 Swap assets on LEVEL [here](https://app.level.finance/spot)
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To perform a Swap, follow the step-by-step guide below:

1. **Connect** your wallet
2. **Navigate** to the [Spot Trading page](https://app.level.finance/spot)

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3. **Select Spot Trading type**

* Market: the order executes immediately at the market price
* Limit: set an order to execute at a specific price in the future

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4. **Select** the two **tokens** you want to swap

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4. **Enter** the quantity, click ‘**SWAP**’, and sign the pop-up transaction in your wallet

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5. After the transaction has been completed, click ‘**CONFIRM**’, and sign the pop-up transaction in your wallet.

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6. Once confirmed in your wallet, you will see a ‘**Successful’** pop-up on the LEVEL UI after a few seconds. Your trade is now complete!

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