Slippage Calculator
Use this slippage calculator to compare expected output, actual output, and minimum received against a chosen slippage tolerance.
Example Usage
- Check whether a completed swap output stayed within your slippage setting.
- Calculate the minimum received amount before submitting a trade.
- Compare actual output against expected output for quick post-trade review.
Slippage Calculator Explained
A slippage calculator helps you measure how far a real or expected trade output moves away from the quoted amount. By entering the expected output, actual output, and a chosen tolerance, you can see the minimum acceptable received amount and whether the trade stays within that limit. This is useful for DEX swaps, router checks, and user education because slippage settings are often misunderstood. The tool is intentionally simple: it focuses on the direct relationship between quote, execution, and tolerance, which makes it useful both before and after a trade.
FAQ
What is slippage?
Slippage is the difference between the quoted output and the amount you actually receive when the trade executes.
Why calculate minimum received?
Because it shows the lowest output that still fits within your chosen slippage tolerance.
Is slippage always caused by fees?
No. Fees are one factor, but pool depth, price movement, and routing effects also matter.
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