Slippage tolerance defines how much the execution price of a swap can move from the quoted price before the trade is rejected. Market volatility, liquidity depth, and transaction speed can all affect the final price. A higher tolerance makes it more likely that your swap succeeds, while a lower tolerance helps protect you from unfavorable price movement. DFlow supports two approaches to managing slippage: automatic and custom. Automatic tolerance adjusts dynamically to market conditions, while custom tolerance gives traders direct control over the limit they are comfortable with.

Auto Slippage Tolerance

Automatically determines an optimal slippage tolerance for each swap, balancing price protection and execution probability.

Custom Slippage Tolerance

Lets traders explicitly set their maximum slippage tolerance, matching their individual risk and execution preferences.