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# Quick Buy Settings

Quick Buy sets a default buy amount, so you can grab a token in one tap — no opening the full chart, no configuring the trade by hand. It works across supported flows: token lists, discovery pages, and X/Twitter.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Quick Buy fires instantly with your saved amount. Keep that value at a size you're comfortable risking on a fast entry.
{% endhint %}

### How to change Quick Buy

Set Quick Buy in the extension settings to use it as a global default — it applies across every supported terminal where Quick Buy is available.

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