> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.vetro.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.vetro.org/using-the-app/swap.md).

# Swap

The Swap tab lets you swap supported input assets and receive Vetro protocol assets (VUSD or vetBTC) at a 1:1 rate minus a nominal minting fee.

## Supported Swap Inputs (Live)

| You Swap | You receive | Status |
| -------- | ----------- | ------ |
| USDC     | VUSD        | ✅ Live |
| USDT     | VUSD        | ✅ Live |
| frxUSD   | VUSD        | ✅ Live |
| hemiBTC  | vetBTC      | ✅ Live |
| cbBTC    | vetBTC      | ✅ Live |
| WBTC     | vetBTC      | ✅ Live |

> vetETH is **not yet live**. WETH cannot currently be swapped for vetETH.

## How to Swap

1. Open [beta.vetro.org](https://beta.vetro.org) and connect your wallet
2. Click the **Swap** tab in the top navigation
3. Select the asset you want to swap in (e.g. USDC)
4. Enter the amount you want to convert
5. Confirm the estimated output shown (e.g. VUSD)
6. Click **Swap** and approve the transaction in your wallet
7. Your VUSD or vetBTC will appear in your wallet once the transaction confirms

## Redeeming (Swap Out)

To convert VUSD back to USDC, USDT, or frxUSD:

1. In the Swap tab, toggle to **Redeem** mode
2. Enter the amount of VUSD to redeem
3. Select your preferred output stablecoin
4. Click **Start** — your assets go into the **Redeem Queue**
5. A \~6-block security cooldown begins (\~60–90 seconds)
6. Once the cooldown ends, return and click **Complete your redemption** to receive your stablecoin

> Whitelisted market makers receive instant single-transaction redemptions with no cooldown.

## Want to Add Your Asset?

If you represent a project and want to discuss integration with Vetro Protocol: [Speak to the team →](https://vetro.org/speak-to-the-team)


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