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Concepts
Core execution concepts used by Terminal 1.
Terminal 1 uses a small set of execution concepts across every workflow. These concepts explain how routes are composed and constrained at execution time: how dependent steps are bundled atomically, how tokens are authorized through approvals or Permit-based spending caps, and how fees, slippage, and buffers affect the amounts a route can safely execute. Use this section to understand why a route succeeds or reverts, and what levers you can review before signing.
