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# How to buy AbraFi assets

[Using the App](https://app.abrafi.fi/), non-whitelisted users are able to swap assets on Ethereum or Solana into AbraFi assets using liquidity pools available on DEXs. 

1. A user is able to swap to buy AbraFi assets via the dApp interface. A user may swap assets on Solana for AbraFi assets on Solana. A user may swap assets on Ethereum for assets on Ethereum. 
2. A user may swap non-stablecoin assets in the dApp. Solana swaps will be routed through Jupiter in exchange for USDaf.

{% hint style="info" %}
AbraFi dApp does not perform cross-chain bridging (Users will not be able to swap assets on Ethereum into assets on Solana.) We recommend bridging stablecoins via [Allbridge](https://core.allbridge.io/) to move assets between chains with minimal slippage. 
{% endhint %}

**Minting :** This describes the process of sending backing assets to AbraFi protocol in exchange for AbraFi issued tokens. \
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**Redeeming:** This is the process of burning the AbraFi issued tokens in exchange for backing assets. <br>

Whitelisted users will have access to **mint** or **redeem** AbraFi assets (USDaf, BTCaf, SOLaf, ETHaf) via API.&#x20;


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