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# Solana Swap Guide

{% hint style="success" %} <mark style="color:green;">Solana Transactions | Exclusive Algorithm Optimization | Jito Tips | Fast, Secure, No Delays</mark>

Make your transactions and transfers faster and more secure, avoiding Solana network congestion and Raydium delays. Combining Raydium Swap with exclusive optimization algorithms, it supports optimized fees and Jito tips.
{% endhint %}

### **How to Use the Solana Swap Tool**

1. Connect Your Wallet
2. Wait for Existing Token Information to Load
3. Select the Token to Trade
4. Enter the Amount of Token to Trade and Get the Best Price
5. Select Jito MEV Tips
6. Confirm the Swap, Send to the Blockchain, and Wait for the Transaction to Complete

### Preparation:

* A computer or a smartphone
* Solana Wallet (Phantom Wallet installation tutorial)
* Tokens to trade
* Some SOL to pay for on-chain GAS fees

### Specific steps:

1. **Connect your wallet.**

SlerfTools Solana Swap: <https://slerf.tools/en-us/swap/solana>

Enter the SlerfTools Swap page, and you can switch the language in the upper right corner.

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2. **Wait for existing token information to load.**

   After connecting your wallet, it will automatically retrieve the tokens held in the current wallet for quick selection for trading.

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3. **Select or search for the token you want to trade.**

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4. **Enter the quantity of tokens you want to trade and get the best price.**

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5. **Select the Jito EVM tip.**

   <mark style="color:orange;">The Jito tip can be simply understood as a "bribe" fee that users choose to pay to miners to increase the priority of the transaction. The higher the fee, the faster the transaction gets on the chain.</mark>

&#x20;If the chain is not congested or the transaction is not urgent, you can choose a Jito tip of 0 and no payment is required.

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6. Confirm the swap, send it to the chain, and wait for the transaction to complete.

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