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# Accept & complete a swap

## Before you accept

1. Open the swap from **Explore**, a shared link, or **Portfolio → Incoming**.
2. Confirm **offering** vs **requesting** match what you expect.
3. Check expiry, fees, and that your wallet can cover the requesting assets + rent/fees.
4. Wallet network must match the app cluster.

## Accept flow

1. Connect the correct wallet (for private offers, it must be the designated receiver).
2. Click **Accept & Deposit**.
3. Approve the wallet popup.

For many simple offers, Niftix batches:

1. Accept
2. Deposit your requesting assets
3. Execute (settle)

Phantom may label Niftix instructions as **Unknown** — that is normal if the wallet has not indexed the program IDL. Use the **estimated balance change** as the net result.

## Execute Swap (if needed)

If deposits finished but settlement did not batch in one approval, the page shows **Execute Swap** while status is **Ready**. Click it and approve once more to settle.

## After completion

* Status should move to **Completed**.
* Assets appear in the receiving wallets.
* The swap leaves active boards and shows under **Portfolio → History**.
* Check **Alerts** for activity notices.

## If something stalls in the UI

On-chain settlement can finish before the database catches up. Refresh the page; status should reconcile shortly. If assets moved on-chain, trust the explorer / wallet balances over a lagging badge.


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