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# Currency Autoconversion
Learn how to use the autoconversion feature to convert incoming payments into a stablecoin.
**Autoconversion** protects incoming funds from sharp exchange-rate fluctuations: an incoming payment is automatically converted into another chosen currency (for example, a stablecoin) as soon as the transaction is received — the balance amount doesn't "float" along with the market.
Configured separately for each project — one project's autoconversion rules don't affect your other projects, even if they belong to the same account.
### How it works
When creating a currency pair, you choose which incoming currency is automatically converted, and into which currency — for example, to protect against volatility, BTC → USDT (TRC20), ETH → USDC (ERC20). As soon as a payment in the chosen currency arrives on the network, it's automatically converted at the exchange rate at the time of conversion. The exchange is carried out through partner exchange services (FixedFloat, ChangeNow, LetsExchange, Exolix).
### Which currencies autoconversion can be set up for
Autoconversion isn't limited to a single target currency — you can set up a pair from any supported incoming currency to any supported conversion currency (including a stablecoin, if the goal is specifically volatility protection). The only restriction: **only one currency pair can be created per incoming currency**.
### How to enable it
In the [project settings](/getting-started/project-settings.md), under "Autoconversion" — click "Create Currency Pair" and choose the incoming currency and the conversion currency.
### Limitations
* The minimum amount for conversion is 10 USD per operation; smaller payments aren't converted at all — neither automatically nor via manual exchange;
* A network fee is deducted from the exchange amount — it goes to the exchange service performing the conversion; Trybit itself charges nothing for the autoconversion operation.
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