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# Getting Started with RWAs

1. **Connect your wallet** to Monday Trade (same wallet you use for spot/perps trading).
2. **Navigate to RWA Trading** in the Monday Trade navigation bar.
3. **Deposit USDC** into your RWA trading account and receive [mUSD](/rwa-trading/faqs-for-rwas.md#what-is-musd)
4. **Select a tokenized stock** from the available markets.
5. **Place your order.** Choose market enter the amount you want to purchase, and confirm. If it's a limit order, you will also need to include the price at which you want the order to be executed.
6. **Receive your tokens.** These will appear in your Monday Trade portfolio page.

To sell, simply place a sell order for your tokenized stock and receive USDC back to your wallet.


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