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# How to Swap Non-Bridgeable Tokens
In some cases, certain tokens may not be supported by the Brotocol bridge due to compatibility limitations. If you are attempting to bridge a token that is not compatible with the Brotocol bridge, it is recommended to use **ALEX Swap** to exchange it for a bridgeable token.
This ensures that you can proceed with your cross-chain activities without interruption.
[**🔄 Swap your tokens now on ALEX Swap!**](https://app.alexlab.co/swap)
## Supported Tokens
Swap your tokens for tokens that can be bridged in Brotocol. You can find a list of supported tokens in our [**Overview section**](https://github.com/xlink-network/xlink-docs/blob/main/docs/developers/supported-blockchains-and-tokens.md).
## Example Use Case
Let’s say you have **USDh**, a token that is not bridgeable via Brotocol.
In this case, you can use **ALEX Swap** to exchange **USDh** for **aUSD**, which is compatible with the Brobridge. After the swap, you can proceed with bridging **aUSD** to another blockchain using Brotocol.
For more detailed instructions on how to perform swaps on ALEX, visit the [**ALEX Swap documentation**](https://docs.alexlab.co/product-features/token-swaps/how-to).
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