> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blockblend.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blockblend.io/utilities/anonymous-swap/user-guide.md).

# User Guide

Begin by connecting your preferred wallet that supports the blockchain where your crypto assets are held.

1. Select the blockchain where you hold the crypto asset you want to sell, and the blockchain where your desired token is available for purchase.
2. In the "You buy" field, enter the token you want to purchase, and in the "You sell" field, enter the token you want to sell. You can use custom contract addresses for both fields if the token you want to trade is not listed on the platform.
3. Enter the wallet address where you want to receive the purchased tokens in the recipient field.
4. Choose the slippage you're comfortable with to ensure your trade is executed without any issues.
5. Schedule the transaction by selecting the time in the "Transaction in" field.
6. Before confirming the transaction, review the input data in the popup to ensure that all details are accurate
7. Click on "Confirm" to initiate the trade.

It's important to remember to always exercise caution when trading on any platform and to do your research before making any investment decisions.


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