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# Swap to sToken
Visit RoboFi Treasury to swap popular crypto assets to sToken(s). CEX DABots only accept sToken for staking.
Currently, RoboFi Treasury supports swapping the following tokens to sToken(s) on Binance Smart Chain (BEP20) with rate 1:1
* USDC <--> sUSDC
* USDT <--> sUSDT
* BUSD <--> sBUSD
* ETH <--> sETH
* BNB <--> sBNB
**Step 1:**
* On the left menu, click the `RoboFi Treasury` menu. If you have more than one RoboFi Wallet, please click the top-right to select one among many wallets. The wallet name is shown at the top-right.
* Select the token you want to swap, select the direction from the original token to sToken or vice versa, and enter the amount of token you want to convert. This amount must be less than or equal to the balance in your wallet.
**Step 2:**
* Click `Enable swap`. It is important to understand that, for the 1st time you swap tokens, this operation is required to unlock your wallet.
* Enter your wallet password and click the `Confirm` button.
**Step 3**: Click the `Swap`button
* Enter your wallet password and click the `Confirm` button to swap, in this example, user is swapping 100 USDT (BEP20) to 100 sUSDT (BEP20). sUSDT is the sToken.
* After swapping to sToken successfully, you can see the balance in details of your wallet. (Check out how to [Add tokens to RoboFi Wallet](/user-guide/users-with-robofi-wallet/add-tokens-to-robofi-wallet.md))
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