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# Swap Coins

You can swap Coins between Creators’ Coins.

To swap Coins: 

1. Go to your Portfolio. 
2. Click Trade. 
3. Click Swap.

![](/files/yMikYXlAN9m5NxsTRL3P)

4\.  You will see the amount you can swap “Up to” for the Coin you’re swapping **from**.

![](/files/0vcs8KzP3AiU5ftQFxp5)

5\. Choose the Coin you want to swap **to**. 

6\. Select the amount you’d like to swap as the **number of Coins**; the corresponding estimated USD value will show underneath.

![This is .25 Coin = an estimated $26.805 USD value](/files/twI3HodV5Tcrs12lWeP8)

7\.  The “To” section will show your current balance of that Coin and the estimated amount of Coins you will receive in the swap. Note: You may also experience [purchase customizations](/rally-io/101/purchase-customizations.md) if swapping to a Coin that has purchase customizations in place.

![](/files/Q9o2qig9zjv6S9I2uqwh)

8\.  Click Continue to see the swap summary and [Creator Fee](/rally-io/101/creator-fee.md) that will be deducted from the swap (the Creator Fee will be paid to the Creator you are swapping **from**).

![](/files/R8rQDmGeD8y0Ae9xRvSk)

9\. Confirm swap. 

10\. Your balances will update when the swap has been successful.

In your portfolio “Recent Transaction” section, this will show as two separate actions - a Sell and Bought line item with “Swap” underneath but on a Coin page, this will show up directly as a Swap action.

![How the swap transaction will appear in your Portfolio "Recent Transaction" section](/files/60uZEDpAls7cTdKLsX7O)

![How the swap transaction will appear on the Coin page "Transaction History" ](/files/LBWyJwGJVoORORFPqNKo)


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