> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kujira.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kujira.app/dapps-and-infrastructure/fin/product-guides/how-to-toggle-view-to-see-certain-pairs.md).

# How to Toggle View to see Certain Pairs

* Navigate to [fin.kujira.app](https://fin.kujira.app/)
* Connect on the top right to your Keplr or Sonar wallet by clicking the connect wallet button and selecting the corresponding wallet (Keplr or Sonar)
* Featured token pairs are displayed by default
* If you would like to only see USK pairs, click USK on the top left to the right of ‘Featured’, the text should turn white if you are successful

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* The same as above, if you would like to only see axlUSDC pairs, click axlUSDC on the top left to the right of ‘USK’
* Click the ‘star’ if you like to see only favorited pairs or click all if you’d like to see all FIN pairs at once
* For simplicity, if you’d like to search for a particular token pair on FIN to see if it is available, first click on ‘All’, and then navigate to the search bar on the top left, and start typing in a token name. Any FIN pair containing that  token will pop up

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