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# How to Trade in Bonding Curve and Claim Tokens
All active Bonding Curve launches can be found under Bonding section on the left side of the website or by searching token address in the Search Bar
### How to trade in active bonding curve:
Step 1. Open the token page and navigate to the **Bonding Curve** tab.
On desktop, the bonding trading options appear on the right side of the page. When using a mobile wallet app, the trading options are displayed in the center of the screen.
Define the amount of **BNB** (mainnet) or **tBNB** (testnet) to use for trading the token.\
Once the amount is entered, a preview will display the number of tokens to be purchased.
Step 2. Click **Swap** and confirm the transaction.
After the transaction is completed, the Bonding page will automatically update to reflect the new bonding status.
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The vesting schedule may impact the ability to sell tokens within the Bonding Curve. Please refer to [**Vesting in Bonding Curve**](/smartdefi-tm-platform/token-launchpad/sd-bonding-curve/vesting-in-bonding-curve.md) for details.
{% endhint %}
### How to Claim tokens after Bonding Curve completion
Tokens purchased during the bonding phase cannot be claimed until the bonding curve is completed and liquidity has been added.
If vesting is enabled, users can withdraw their purchased tokens only after the vesting period has ended.
Once the bonding curve is completed and swapping is deployed, users must claim the tokens purchased during the bonding phase.
Step 1. To claim tokens so they can be traded, transferred, or staked, navigate to the **Bonding** tab on the token page.
Click **Claim Tokens** and confirm the transaction.
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Once claimed, the tokens will appear in the user’s wallet alongside other assets in the Wallet Widget on the website.
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You may need to manually add the token contract address as a custom token if the token does not automatically appear in your wallet application.
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After the tokens are available in the wallet, users can navigate to the **Swap** tab and trade the token normally.
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