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# Autocompounder

Autoconvert tokens as they arrive in your wallet.

Learn how to use Autocompounder.

Autoconvert tokens as they arrive in your wallet.

## Autocompounder FAQ

<details>

<summary>How does it work?</summary>

You choose the token you receive, the token to buy, and a total spending limit. Incoming tokens are converted only inside the limit that is left.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What am I approving?</summary>

The total spending limit. When it is used up, swaps stop until you approve a new limit.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Does this burn my tokens?</summary>

No. Autocompounder swaps the tokens you chose. It does not burn them, and it does not close the account.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I stop an Autocompounder?</summary>

Yes. **Cancel** stops future swaps.

</details>

<details>

<summary>I already have one for this token.</summary>

Cancel that Autocompounder before you create another for the same token.

</details>

## How to Use Autocompounder

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### Connect Wallet

See [Connecting Your Wallet](/tool-guide/connecting-your-wallet.md) for instructions.

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### Choose tokens

Open **When I receive** and choose the token that arrives in your wallet. Open **Autoconvert into** and choose the token to buy. The two tokens have to be different.

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### Set the spending limit

Review **Total spending limit**, then click **Enable**.

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{% step %}

### Sign Transaction

Sign and confirm your transaction by clicking **Confirm**.

{% hint style="info" %}
The confirm transaction screen may appear differently due to using a different wallet.
{% endhint %}
{% endstep %}

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### Your Autocompounders

Your pair is listed under **Your Autocompounders**. **Active** means the spending limit still has room. History shows the swaps for that pair.

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### One token, one Autocompounder

If you pick a token you already use, cancel that pair before you create another. Click **Manage** to jump to it.

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{% endstep %}

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### Change the limit

On the pair, click **Update allowance**. Review **New remaining allowance**, click **Approve**, then confirm in your wallet.

To stop the pair, click **Cancel** and confirm in your wallet.

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