> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.ston.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi.md).

# Swapping on STON.fi

- [How to connect your TON wallet to STON.fi](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi/how-to-connect-your-ton-wallet-to-ston.fi.md): Learn how to connect your TON wallet to STON.fi and start using swaps, liquidity pools, farming, and other DeFi features — safely and in a few clicks.
- [How to swap (exchange) tokens on STON.fi](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi/how-to-swap-exchange-tokens-on-ston.fi.md): Learn how to swap one token for another on STON.fi — choose assets, review route, slippage and fees, and confirm safely in your wallet.
- [Transaction parameters: what is price impact, exchange rate, blockchain fee, minimum received](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi/transaction-parameters-what-is-price-impact-exchange-rate-blockchain-fee-minimum-received.md): Understand transaction parameters on STON.fi, including price impact, exchange rate, blockchain fee, and minimum received. Learn how these factors affect your swaps and trading experience.
- [How to import (find) your own token with a contract address](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi/how-to-import-find-your-own-token-with-a-contract-address.md): Learn how to import (find) you own token with a contract address on STON.fi
- [Blockchain and DEX fees](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi/blockchain-and-dex-fees.md): In this guide, you’ll learn how fees on STON.fi really work: what GRAM is temporarily reserved vs. actually consumed for swaps and liquidity provision, the typical cost ranges, and how pool (DEX) fees
- [How to get referral fees from swaps?](https://guide.ston.fi/swapping-on-ston.fi/how-to-get-referral-fees-from-swaps.md): Get a percentage of swaps made through your referral link on STON.fi. Simply create a referral link by appending your wallet address to the URL and share it with friends.


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