A swap cost is more than one fee.
The useful number is the complete route result: expected output, route fees, network gas, price impact, slippage and any token-specific mechanics.
Latin Link shows an estimate before signing. Quotes are dynamic and the final on-chain result depends on network and market conditions at execution.
Read the whole quote.
Route and pool fees
Each eligible source can apply its own fee model. A multi-hop route can include more than one pool or execution component.
Network gas
Gas is paid to the blockchain network, not held by Latin Link. Approvals and swaps can be separate transactions with separate gas costs.
Impact and slippage
Price impact reflects the trade's effect on available liquidity. Slippage describes movement between quote and execution; neither is simply a platform fee.
Compare routes on the same basis.
- 1.Use the same network, token contracts and amount.
- 2.Compare quotes as close together in time as possible.
- 3.Check expected output and minimum received.
- 4.Include approval and network gas requirements.
- 5.Do not treat a headline percentage as the total cost.
No universal cheapest-route promise
Latin Link can compare eligible liquidity through its routing infrastructure, including OpenOcean. Availability and execution conditions change, so no interface can guarantee the best result for every pair, amount and moment.
Compare the current result, not a static fee.
Open the swap module and inspect the complete quote before you authorize anything in your wallet.