Explain the Concept of a “Minimum Received” Setting in a Trade Interface

The "minimum received" setting is a user-defined parameter that specifies the lowest acceptable amount of the output token a trader is willing to receive after a swap. It acts as a slippage tolerance safeguard.

If the actual amount received, due to price changes or slippage, falls below this minimum threshold, the transaction automatically reverts, protecting the user from an unexpectedly poor execution price.