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Understanding the Estimates panel

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Before you confirm any trade or swap on Azura, the Estimates panel gives you a full breakdown of what to expect. It's collapsible — click to expand it.

What each line means

  • Azura Fee — always shows FREE. Azura charges 0% platform fees on all trades.

  • Price Impact — how much your trade size moves the market price. High price impact means your order is large relative to available liquidity. Aim for low price impact to avoid overpaying.

  • Execution Costs — the gas and DEX routing fees charged by the network and liquidity providers. This is not an Azura fee — it's the cost of the underlying blockchain transactions. On Solana this is tiny; on Ethereum it can be significant.

  • Min. Received — the minimum amount of tokens you'll receive after accounting for slippage. If the price moves more than your slippage tolerance, the transaction will revert rather than give you less than this amount.

  • Rate — the effective exchange rate for your trade (e.g., 1 ETH = X tokens).

When to pay attention

  • High Price Impact (>2-3%) — consider reducing your trade size or splitting into multiple trades

  • High Execution Costs — on Ethereum, gas can sometimes rival the trade value on small orders. Consider trading on lower-fee chains (Solana, Base) for small amounts.

  • Low Min. Received — tighten your slippage setting if you're uncomfortable with the minimum

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