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# How to Swap Tokens
To swap tokens using **Convert** on [Flamingo.Finance](https://flamingo.finance), you will need:
* A computer (Mac or PC) connected to the internet
* An internet browser (like [Google Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/downloads/))
* An installed [Neo wallet](https://neo.org/neogas#wallets) with GAS tokens for transaction costs
1\. Go to [Flamingo.Finance](https://flamingo.finance) and select the **Asset Actions** tab.
2\. Select **Connect Wallet**.
3\. Select a wallet to connect. For this example we'll connect **NeoLine**.
4\. Your NeoLine extension wallet will open. Select **Connect**.
5\. Your wallet is now connected. Return to Flamingo, and on the **Asset Actions** tab, select **Convert**.
6\. From the **From** dropdown menu, select the token you want to convert *from*. For this example we'll swap from GAS.
7\. From the **To** dropdown menu, select the token you want to convert *to*. For this example we'll swap to bNEO.
8\. Enter the number of GAS you want to convert. For this example, we'll convert 2 GAS to 0.568 bNEO.
9\. Select **Settings** to adjust your Slippage and Deadline settings.
10\. Check the details of the transaction and if you agree, select **Convert Now**.
11\. Your connected NeoLine wallet will open. If you agree with the transaction details, select **Yes**.
12\. Wait for your transaction to finalize, then select **Done**. Return to Flamingo and wait for the transaction success message. Select **Close**.
That's it! You have now officially swapped tokens using **Convert** on Flamingo Finance.
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