Read a RunixCoin Base WETH-to-USDC Quote

The public form estimates Base WETH to USDC. It does not submit a swap. Use this walkthrough to understand the fields and their limits before interpreting any number as a balance or transaction.

Check the input and account context

The current form fixes the pair to WETH input and USDC output on Base, chain ID 8453. Native ETH and reverse direction are unavailable in this form. Confirm the intended wallet account before requesting an estimate. The handler uses a public wallet address; it does not need a recovery phrase to calculate a quote. Do not share recovery information to troubleshoot the form.

Enter a precise WETH amount

Enter a positive decimal using a period, for example 0.015. The current validator accepts up to 18 fractional places and converts the input to integer units. Commas, exponent notation and excess fractional precision are rejected. Changing the amount clears the old result and triggers a new request. Wait for the response belonging to the current input rather than relying on an estimate retained in a screenshot.

Read each result separately

Estimated Output is USDC after the disclosed 2% software interface fee. The fee row reports that fee separately for inspection; do not subtract it from the net output a second time. Network Fee is a separate estimate, and an unavailable value is not zero. Minimum Received may also be unavailable. A displayed net exchange rate is an estimate for the request, not a guaranteed future rate or a statement about your current holdings.

Recognize the stopping point

The request has a 20-second deadline. After a timeout, check connectivity and re-enter the intended amount to retry. A received estimate still ends with an execution-unavailable notice. Check swap availability does not send a transaction. No approval, signature or funds transfer is required to interpret these fields. Transaction preparation and mainnet end-to-end execution remain unverified.

References and verification

Content reviewed on . Product observations describe the inspected public interface; external references explain the underlying concepts.