Execution Latency
Execution latency is the time from source-chain submission to a message reaching its final state on the destination chain.
These pages explain how finality and confirmation settings affect latency, and how Faster-Than-Finality (FTF) changes the risk model.
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Finality by Chain
Chain-specific finality models and typical time-to-finality under CCIP defaults.
Fast Transfers - Overview
Execute before full finality: reorg risk, bounded-risk guarantees, and what changes when you opt in.
Fast Transfers - Token Issuers
Pool-side controls for FTF: minimum confirmation floors, dedicated rate limits, and differentiated fees.
Fast Transfers - dApps
Receiver-side controls for FTF: allowedFinalityConfig, avoiding stranded messages, and idempotency.