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# Setting Limits

## How to set limits?

{% hint style="info" %}
Limits can be set in steps of 0.1% and need to be between 0.5% and 100%, in which 100% simply equals disabled. Limits [can be changed](/docs/token-management-and-update/updating-taxes-and-limits.md) after deployment.
{% endhint %}

To set limits, simply click on one of the 2 corresponding buttons. You will be prompted to submit the percentage. After replying to the message, the menu will refresh show the updated percentages. By default, these percentages are disabled.

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### 1. Maximum Wallet Percentage

The maximum wallet percentage is the percentage of the total supply that one address can hold at any given time. This is used to prevent whales and bots from scooping up the supply, since it's not possible to buy more than that and will result in a (wanted) error.

### 2. Maximum Transaction Percentage

The maximum transaction percentage is the percentage of the total supply that can be transferred in one transaction. This can be used to combat bots and big dumps.


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