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# How to Trade Tokens: Guide
Follow the step-by-step guide below or watch the swapping tutorial at the bottom of this page.
1. Go to the Swap page.
2. Connect your wallet if needed.
3\. Select the token you would like to swap.
4\. Once you have selected tokens to swap, enter the quantity to trade and press 'SWAP'.
{% hint style="info" %}
If the token you are trading has a reflect element, you may need to increase slippage.
{% endhint %}
5\. Your wallet will pop up asking for confirmation to Swap, press Confirm.
6\. Once confirmed in your wallet, you will see a 'Transaction Submitted' pop up and after a few seconds, your trade should be completed!
### Increasing Slippage to SWAP
Some tokens may have a 'Reflect' element to them. This simply means there is a type of Transaction Tax when trading those tokens. That is part of the Token design and not a feature of the Trader Joe platform.
Reflects on a Token typically range between 5% to 20%. Some even higher.
To Swap these Tokens, you need to increase your slippage, do this by clicking this button.
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