# Check your receipt (/users/guides/check-your-receipt) The receipt answers one question: did the swap do what the quote said it would. You land on it after submitting. You can also reach it from **Pending orders**. ## What it shows [#what-it-shows] | Line | What it is | | ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **You paid** | Your input amount. | | **Quoted minimum** | The number written into the transaction. | | **Actually received** | What arrived, read back off the chain. | | **Baseline** | The direct route this swap was measured against, and what it would have delivered. | | **Realised saving against the baseline** | What arrived, less the baseline. | | **Settlement** | How the route settled. | | **Transaction** | The transaction hash. | ## Read the received amount [#read-the-received-amount] Press **Read the received amount from the chain**. Zerochord reads the transaction's outputs and inputs at your address and reports the difference. That difference is what arrived. The subtraction matters. A wallet's change output carries whatever that address already held of the asset, so adding up outputs alone would report your existing balance plus the fill and call the total a fill. The receipt reports the net change instead, and the note under the figure says exactly which measure it used. ## When the amount is not established [#when-the-amount-is-not-established] Some receipts cannot show a received amount, and they say why instead of showing the quoted number in its place. **The route is filled by a batcher.** The fill happens in the batcher's own transaction, which this app never sees the hash of. Finding it needs an indexer. Your funds are not affected: the order carries the minimum, and it is filled at that minimum or better. **The transaction paid no output to your address.** There is nothing to attribute. **The record predates the data needed.** An order recorded before this browser started storing the spent inputs cannot have its net change computed, so no number is claimed. In each case the receipt shows **not established** and gives the reason. It never substitutes the quote for a measurement. ## Realised saving [#realised-saving] The realised saving needs the received amount. Until you have read it from the chain, the line says so and shows what the quote claimed, clearly labelled as the claim rather than the result. ## Related [#related]