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# Update the price of an asset pair

Only available to admins with the **asset rate manager** [right](/product-guide/admins/admin-account-management/rights-of-admins-on-the-platform.md).

**Note:** this operation is not available for admins with the **asset manager** right. They are only allowed to create an asset pair and update its policies but not – update its price.

Step 1. In the navigation bar, go to **System assets**\
Step 2. Go to **Asset pair index** tab\
Step 3. On the **Asset pairs** page, select the desired asset pair\
Step 4. In the **Update pair price** form, in the **Price** box, enter the new price of an asset pair\
Step 5. Click **Update**


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