1. Check that your stock token is supported
Open the stock-asset swap page on Flap and choose your asset. The wallet must hold the supported token contract on BNB Chain. A matching ticker on another network is not enough.
2. Look at “vault can accept”
This is the quantity the vault has capacity to buy at the observation time. It is different from “held by vault,” which is the stock-token balance already there.
For example, if the table says it can accept 0.004 of an asset, that is buying capacity—not evidence it already holds 0.004. A zero holding can therefore sit beside an open opportunity to sell.
The buying phase is called accumulation. If capacity is zero or that phase is closed, the vault cannot accept a sale through this route.
3. Check the BNB quote and premium
Enter the amount you want to sell. Flap shows the BNB payout and whether the vault can accept that amount.
Our 11 September snapshot records a 3% acquisition-premium setting against the contract’s reference price, supplied by a price feed called an oracle. The premium is relative to that reference, not to what you originally paid for the asset. Use the fresh quote: prices and available buying budgets can change.
4. Approve the token, then sell
A token approval gives the vault permission to transfer the stock token from your wallet. The sale is the separate transaction that sends it to the vault and pays you BNB. Review the asset, amount and payout in the quoted trade before confirming.
This is one way to participate in MAG7X without buying MAG7X itself: supply a supported asset where there is buying capacity, and receive BNB in return.