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Every quote request includes a swapType that sets how the amount field is read and how your deposit is handled. Open the option that fits your use case below, each one has a full example request, with the highlighted lines showing what makes it different.
slippageTolerance is in basis points (100 = 1%) across every swap type below.
You commit to sending an exact amount of originAsset; the quote returns the output you’ll receive.
amount is the 1 NEAR you intend to send (in yoctoNEAR).
amountOut is the output you’ll receive for sending exactly amount.Deposit handling
  • Deposit below amountIn → refunded by the deadline.
  • Deposit above amountIn → swap proceeds; the excess is refunded to refundTo.
The example routes through depositType INTENTS; ORIGIN_CHAIN and DESTINATION_CHAIN also work (see the Quickstart). CONFIDENTIAL_INTENTS is also supported.
You commit to receiving an exact amount of destinationAsset; the quote returns the input required. Slippage applies to the input side.
amount is the 10 USDT you want to end up with. The response returns amountIn (the input to send, with slippage baked in) and minAmountIn (the minimum actually needed).Deposit handling
  • Deposit below minAmountIn → refunded by the deadline.
  • Deposit above amountIn → swap proceeds; the excess is refunded to refundTo.
amountIn looks higher than minAmountIn by roughly your slippage. That gap is a buffer to guarantee execution, not a worse price — anything unused is refunded.
The example routes through depositType INTENTS; ORIGIN_CHAIN and DESTINATION_CHAIN also work (see the Quickstart). CONFIDENTIAL_INTENTS is also supported.
Still one known originAsset through one deposit address, but the deposit amount can vary within a band. Use it when you don’t know the exact amount at quote time — for example, sweeping a wallet whose balance is still settling.
slippageTolerance applies to both sides, so the quote comes back as a band:
Deposit handling (for the 1 NEAR → ~10 USDT quote above, at 1% slippage)
  • Deposit 0.99 NEAR or more → swapped; you receive at least 9.9 USDT.
  • Deposit above the quoted 1 NEAR → still swapped (the quote is not a cap).
  • Deposit below 0.99 NEAR → refunded after the deadline, as long as the total received stays under minAmountIn.
The example routes through depositType INTENTS; ORIGIN_CHAIN and DESTINATION_CHAIN also work (see the Quickstart). CONFIDENTIAL_INTENTS is not supported for FLEX_INPUT.
Fixes only destinationAsset and recipient — there’s no fixed origin asset, chain, amount, or up-front rate. It’s a standing deposit-and-sweep account: set originAsset to 1cs_v1:any and amount to "0".
Deposit handling
  • Deposits arrive in any supported token into an Intents account and accumulate. depositType must be INTENTS or CONFIDENTIAL_INTENTS.
  • They’re periodically converted into destinationAsset and withdrawn to recipient once the pool clears a $1,000 USD threshold.
  • Each conversion is quoted at sweep time, so there’s no fixed rate when you create the quote.
  • The deadline is checked only at creation — the collector then runs indefinitely, so one quote keeps aggregating without being refreshed.
  • There are no refunds: a failed swap retries every 5 minutes rather than returning funds, so set refundTo to an address you control.
ANY_INPUT is available to authorized partners only — requests without a valid partner are rejected. Get access via the Partner Dashboard.
The most common use of ANY_INPUT is fee aggregation. For the end-to-end setup steps such as getting a collection address, wiring it into appFees.recipient, and tracking withdrawals, see Fee Configuration → Fee Aggregation.