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# Binance Convert

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**How It Works:**

1. Go to the [**Wallet**](https://account.tiger.com/wallet) ⟶[ **View Assets**](https://account.tiger.com/assets) then click on the **“Binance Convert”** button.
2. A page will open where you can choose assets and specify the conversion amount:

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3. The conversion price will be determined by the current market situation,  traditional trading fees do not apply. You can convert assets in large orders at a better price than buying or selling on the spot market.
4. Select the tokens you want to convert and enter the amount in USDT, or click **“Available”** to automatically fill in the maximum available amount.
5. Click **“Preview”** and make sure the amount you’ll receive is acceptable.
6. If the terms are suitable, click the **“Convert”** button and confirm the order within 2 minutes.
   * **Important:** The price will update shortly based on the latest market conditions, which may change the amount you’ll receive. If you don’t confirm the order within 2 minutes, you will need to restart the conversion process.
7. The transaction will be processed instantly, and the converted tokens will be credited to your spot wallet. To view the converted tokens, go to the **“Convert history”** tab.

{% hint style="info" %}
For more detailed information about the conversion process, you can check the exchange documentation: [How to Use Binance Convert](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/how-to-use-binance-convert-e8c7579382ea403aa4a4a6eec469659d)
{% endhint %}


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