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# Gasless

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**How It Works:** Gas fees are an essential part of blockchain transactions, typically requiring users to hold a certain amount of the native cryptocurrency, TON, to process a token sale. However, with the gasless feature in MyTonSwap Trading Bot, users can sell their jettons without worrying about gas fees. By leveraging the unique power of Wallet Version 5, we’ve designed the bot to handle transactions without requiring the user to have TON in their wallet.

**Enabling Gasless Trading:** To use this feature:

1. When selling your tokens through the bot, simply toggle the "Gasless" option.
2. Once enabled, the transaction will proceed without needing TON for gas. This allows for seamless and uninterrupted trading even if your wallet doesn't contain any TON tokens.

**Compatibility:** Gasless trading is *exclusively available* for users utilizing Wallet Version 5 (W5). All in-bot wallets created for users automatically support this feature, meaning users don’t need to manually configure anything to access gasless trading.


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