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# How to swap OVR tokens

Head over to the [Finance](https://marketplace.ovr.ai/swap) section of the OVER Marketplace:

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You can access the page below to initiate the conversion of your OVR Managed Tokens into OVR ETH, OVR BSC, or OVR Polygon. Keep in mind that the gas fee for this transaction will be subtracted from your OVR Managed balance, resulting in a slightly reduced quantity of OVR tokens, as indicated below.&#x20;

Additionally, please be aware that if you intend to swap OVR Managed Tokens for Decentralized OVR tokens, you will need a Twitter account to unlock this feature. Conversely, if you wish to convert Decentralized OVR tokens into OVR Managed tokens, a Twitter account is not required for the process.

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