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# How to swap for slisBNB
This guide will show you how to swap for slisBNB.
#### Step 1: Open Binance Wallet
1. Launch the Binance Wallet on your device.
2. Ensure you are logged in and have BNB in your wallet.
#### Step 2: Navigate to Swap
1. After logging in, click the "Swap" tab at the bottom of the screen.
#### Step 3: Select BNB to slisBNB
1. Choose **BNB** from the dropdown as the token you want to swap.
2. Enter the amount of BNB you wish to swap. For example, 0.1 BNB as shown in the image.
3. In the "To" section, select **slisBNB** from the dropdown as the token you want to receive.
#### Step 4: Review the Swap Details
1. Verify the details to ensure they are correct.
#### Step 5: Execute the Swap
1. Click the **Swap** button to initiate the transaction.
2. Confirm any prompts that appear to complete the swap.
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