Fees and trade outcomes

Review the output

Expected output is the provider's estimate when the quote is created. Minimum received is the quoted lower bound after slippage. Quotes can expire, and market movement can cause a transaction to fail.

Read the costs

The Solana order review displays the provider swap fee rate, fee asset, and reported network/rent costs. Pool costs can already be reflected in the output. An unsuccessful transaction can still incur network fees.

The initial adapter requests 0.5% slippage and rejects responses above its supported bounds. The order input is limited to 0.01 SOL. These are current execution limits, not an assurance about every instruction the provider constructs.

Price is not profit

Reference prices do not include everything needed to compare an executable trade. Provider availability, trade size, liquidity, network fees and any inventory transfer costs can change an outcome.

The atomic Solana adapter encodes a final return requirement. The prefunded cross-chain adapter checks two quoted minimums against separate native fee reserves. Neither establishes that a profitable route currently exists. Cross-chain verified cashflows stay separate for SOL, ETH and NEAR; incomplete orders are not displayed as realized profits. See Arbitrage.

For native cross-chain preparation, the current fee reserves are 0.00002 SOL, 0.0001 ETH on Robinhood Chain, and 0.01 NEAR. A reserve is a balance requirement, not an amount guaranteed to be spent. Activity uses actual finalized receipt fees when available. Recovery adds another conversion and network fee; a failed transaction can still consume gas.