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# How to Make A Swap?
1. On the **Wallet** page in the app, tap on the asset you want to swap (in this example, ETH), then click on **Swap**.
2. Enter the amount you wish to swap and select the asset you want to swap to (e.g., swapping ETH for RUNE).
3. You can adjust the **Slippage Tolerance** by clicking the cogwheel in the upper-right corner, but this step is optional. The app features a built-in auto slippage function and selects the best path for your swap. If you'd like to explore other paths, simply click on **More Paths** to view alternatives.
3. Click **Preview Swap** to check the estimated fees for the transaction.
3. Finalize the swap by clicking **Swap Now**. A confirmation window will appear.
3. You should receive the swapped asset within a **few seconds to a few minutes**.\
The exact timing depends on the **asset type** and **network congestion**.\
For more details on swap duration, check out our [Swaps FAQ.](/swaps/faqs-swaps.md)
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