The swap said 0.000502 WSOL. The wallet got 0.000494 SOL.
After a swap, most people open an explorer to answer three questions: did it work, what did I get, what did it cost. Explorer pages are organised around different questions: which instructions ran, against which accounts, in what order. That is the right layout for debugging a program and a poor one for checking your own money. Here is a real Jupiter swap of DICE for SOL. Solscan's headline for…
A Jupiter swap of DICE for SOL was analyzed, revealing the exact amounts received and the associated fees. The wallet's SOL balance changed from 10.714646341 to 10.715140524, resulting in a gain of 0.000494183 SOL. The transaction incurred three fees totaling approximately $0.0015. The pool fee constituted 0.000006361 SOL (1.25%), while the Jupiter fee was 0.000000502 SOL (0.1%).
A network fee of 0.000007732 SOL also applied. The receipt model provides a detailed breakdown of the transaction, displaying each fee and the programs involved. It ensures balance conservation and token conservation per mint, providing transparency and accuracy in the transaction details.
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