When a swap is prepared through the STONfi SDK, it includes a minimum acceptable output value. This value is derived from the quoted result and the slippage tolerance chosen by the user or the integrating application. The transaction sent to the network embeds this minimum as part of the contract call.

During execution, the STONfi pool contracts and Omniston routes must respect this limit. If the actual output would fall below the specified minimum, the transaction reverts rather than completing at a worse rate. This prevents unexpected outcomes when pool states change between quote and execution.

Because slippage limits are enforced on chain, not just in the interface, integrators cannot accidentally bypass them. Any wallet, bot or app that uses the STONfi SDK inherits the same protection, and users can rely on consistent behavior across different tools. $TON $DOGS