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# Investment & redemption integration

This page explains how a wallet or aggregator can plug into Basket flows.

### Core actions

An integration can send value into the invest flow or trigger redemption for a basket token holder.

### What the integration needs

* Basket identifier
* Desired input or output asset
* Amount
* Quote details
* Slippage settings, if supported

### Product surface

The exact invest and redeem interfaces are `TBD`.

Document final contract calls or API endpoints here when released.

### Integration caution

Execution depends on live routing and liquidity.

Integrators should treat quotes as time-sensitive.

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### Core integration stages

| Stage            | What the integrator needs to handle        |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| Basket selection | Resolve basket metadata and current rules  |
| Quote            | Estimate output, costs, and route quality  |
| Submit           | Forward the invest or redeem transaction   |
| Confirm          | Show final balances and transaction result |

### Integration risks

Integrations should expect quote drift, partial market movement, and changing liquidity conditions between quote and execution.

That is normal for on-chain routing systems.


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