LI.FI Opens Smart Execution Suite to Integrators With Route Checks
The suite also offers slippage recommendations for individual swaps and unique deposit addresses for transfers.

LI.FI has opened its Smart Execution suite to integrators, combining tools that screen same-chain routes before users see them, recommend slippage settings for individual swaps and simplify deposits.
Quote Simulation tests proposed same-chain routes against current on-chain conditions before an application returns them to users. It filters out routes likely to fail, reducing the chance that a user selects a transaction that cannot be completed.
Smart Slippage recommends a slippage tolerance for each swap based on the tokens and current transaction conditions. Slippage tolerance is the amount by which a trade’s final price can differ from its quoted price. A value specified by the integrator takes precedence over the recommendation.
Smart Deposit Addresses assigns a unique address to each transaction. Users can send funds to that address to start a swap, cross-chain transfer or deposit without a separate approval or router transaction. If a supported flow cannot be completed, funds are returned to the configured sender or refund address.
The suite brings together features LI.FI introduced separately. Quote Simulation arrived in July, followed by Smart Slippage and Smart Deposit Addresses in August.