> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.talisman.xyz/talisman/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.talisman.xyz/talisman/introduction/talisman-portal/cross-chain-swaps.md).
# Cross-chain Swaps
Talisman’s Cross-Chain Swap feature allows you to move assets between different blockchains in a simple and reliable way. It supports Bittensor, Ethereum, Polkadot and more - allowing you to swap from one network to another directly in the Portal without needing separate wallets, manual bridges, or multiple extra steps. In the Portal, you can select your source chain, destination chain, and asset in just a few clicks.
1. To select the asset you’d like to pay with, click Select Token as outlined in the image below
2. Choose your desired asset to pay with from the drop-down menu
3. Input the desired amount of token that you’d like to swap.
4. Select the asset you’d like to receive. The amount you will receive should automatically populate.
5. Select your destination address and ensure that it matches the network of the asset you will receive. In this case, we will receive TAO and our destination address should be a Substrate address. Once you’re satisfied with the details, select Swap.
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6\. You’ll be prompted to approve the transaction in your Talisman Wallet
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