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# Trading Interface
### Trading Chart
The chart can be set to daily, weekly, yearly, or all-time views for price and liquidity.
### Trading
Here you can select a token you want to exchange "from" and "to" from the list of available tokens and select the amount you want to trade.
In this example, we're buying XPR with METAL. To complete a trade, click on the Swap button and open your wallet to verify and authorize the transaction.
**Minimum received:** you will at least receive the minimum amount that is displayed here. If not, the trade will fail.
**Price impact:** The difference between the market price and the estimated price due to trade size.
**Liquidity:** Displays the amount of liquidity on the on-chain AMM pool.
### Swapping Guide
Check out how to [swap with the Webauth wallet here.](https://help.xprnetwork.org/hc/en-us/articles/4410313183895-How-do-I-use-Swap-with-the-WebAuth-Wallet)
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