Slippage

Slippage is the difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual execution price. It usually happens due to low liquidity or fast-moving markets, causing you to pay more or receive less than intended.

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ℹ️ Slippage Settings Overview

• Low Slippage (5–10%): Safer pricing, but may cause failed swaps if the market moves or liquidity is thin.

• High Slippage (25%+): Higher chance of execution, but you may get a worse price.

Swap-specific slippage overrides your global setting — after the swap, your default slippage will remain unchanged.

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🛠️ How to Set Slippage

1️⃣ Use /start or /settings command: open the main menu and click ⚙️ Settings, OR use the /settings command

2️⃣ Tap Slippage Settings: Found under ⚙️ Settings in the menu

3️⃣ Choose your preference: Select a default (10% or 25%). Or use Custom to define your %