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# Swap

### How do I swap on Fizen Wallet?

Tapping the Swap button in the Homepage. Input amount then review all your swap details before confirming all the transaction information.

### Why did my swap fail?

A swap may fail for several reasons. The most common is “out of gas” when all the estimated gas allocated for the transaction is consumed before the swap completes. If a swap fails, your asset is still in your wallet, regardless of what is already spent on the gas fee.

### Why can’t I find a token on Fizen Swap?

Fizen Swap uses leading DEX aggregators - [KyberSwap](https://kyberswap.com/) & [1inch](http://1inch.io). If you can’t find a token, it it could be due to a lack of liquidity. 

For more 1inch FAQ, [click here](https://help.1inch.io/en/collections/2617022-faq)

### Does Fizen charge a fee on Swap?

Definitely not. The swap rates 1inch & KyberSwap Aggregation Protocol offers to users already include various fees charged by DEXes.

### What should I do if I cannot see the tokens I swapped in my wallet?

You will need to manually add the token contract address and the other associated information to the wallet.


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