Slippage condition

The operation is interrupted based on the Slippage condition.

If an interruption occurs in one of the pools in the cross-chain transaction chain due to the slippage condition, the tokens that were input into the pool will be credited to the sender's account, and the user will be prompted to continue the operation.

If an operation is interrupted in the Stable swap pool system due to the slippage condition, the user's account will be credited with s-tokens. These tokens are backed by crypto assets locked in Portal smart contracts on supported CLP networks. Through CrossCurve DEX, you can exchange these s-tokens for stablecoins or any other asset available for swapping (full list here).

Go to Transaction History and click Details next to the interrupted transaction.

To continue a transaction that failed due to a slippage error, click Continue operation.

After clicking the Continue operation button, the application will switch to the Continue operation mode. The difference between the Continue operation mode and Normal mode is that in the Continue operation mode, the User will be sent native tokens (if the User’s wallet doesn’t have the chain’s native token for completing the transaction) to pay the gas fee for continuing the transaction in the chain where the interruption occurred.

After pressing the button, the user will be taken to the Swap interface with preselected assets:

In the top FROM field, the "intermediate" tokens that were credited to the user's wallet on the network where the operation was interrupted will be selected.

In the bottom TO field, the desired asset that the user initially wanted to receive but the operation was interrupted will be selected.

Sequence of actions in the Continue operation mode window:

• Review transaction details such as Slippage and exchange rate in the dropdown menu.

• Give permission for the application to interact with the asset

• Sign transaction.

If a User changes values in the Source field, the application will switch to the standard Swap mode and no native asset will be transferred to the user's account to pay for the gas.

Total Slippage is the total effective slippage applied across all networks where a swap occurred during a cross-chain transaction.

It is calculated as the sum of slippage percentages for each individual network involved in the transaction (details here).

The user will have one free attempt to continue the transaction with new fees and Slippage conditions. If for some reason you can not continue the operation, сontact support on Telegram / Discord and our support team will help you.