This is a routed spot exchange, not a fixed conversion rate. Pool liquidity, trade size and market movement affect the output. A quote expires after 30 seconds in the interface; changing inputs requires another quote.
The trading ticket quotes your exact input amount. A chart price or a small sample route is not the rate for every order size. Compare the quoted output and minimum received before authorizing.
The fee schedule explains interface fees, route costs, network fees and possible token-account rent. Increasing slippage is not the same as paying a larger network fee.
After signing, check the confirmed transaction and your ζηεηΎ balance. A pending signature is not a reason to submit the same swap again. Keep the signature when troubleshooting.
A market swap uses the current route for your amount. A limit order specifies a minimum exchange outcome but can stay unfilled. Neither a chart price nor a sample quote reserves liquidity.
Why is the ζηεηΎ amount lower than the chart suggests?
The chart is a reference, while the route reflects your trade size and liquidity. Compare fees, price impact and minimum output. For assets with transfer fees, inspect the exact transaction rather than inferring proceeds from a ticker price.
Is this a bridge or a leveraged trade?
No. This page exchanges assets on Solana. It does not bridge assets from another chain or open a perpetual position. Use the separate Perps section for contract exposure.