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# Swaps

Swaps buy or sell a StonkFun token from your wallet, routed through a Solana DEX aggregator and bounded by the same transaction checks as a launch.

## The flow

Swaps follow the same loop as everything else, using swap-specific language:

**Quote → Review → Confirm → Execute → Verify**

A quote shows:

* the exact amount you'll pay and receive,
* the minimum you'll receive after slippage,
* price impact,
* the fee, and
* the route the swap will take.

## Quotes expire

A quote is only honored while it's fresh. An old quote is refused rather than silently reused at a stale price — asking again gets you a current one.

Nothing is signed, and nothing leaves your wallet, until you confirm that exact quote.

## Scope

This describes what the current release actually supports. It doesn't promise assets, venues, or chains beyond what you're quoted in the moment — if a route or a token isn't offered, it isn't supported yet.


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