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# Fees

STABLEPAD keeps fees simple and transparent. There is a single trading fee, set by the pool, and a clear rule for who collects it.

## The trading fee

Every coin trades in a one percent fee tier Uniswap v3 pool. That means each swap, buy or sell, pays one percent to the pool. This fee is charged by the pool itself, not added on top by STABLEPAD.

The fee accrues to the locked liquidity position. It is not paid out per trade, it builds up in the position and is collected on demand.

## Who earns the fee

There are two kinds of coins on STABLEPAD, and they split fees differently.

| Coin type     | Creator share | Platform share |
| ------------- | ------------- | -------------- |
| Standard coin | 100 percent   | 0 percent      |
| Gift coin     | 70 percent    | 30 percent     |

On a standard coin the creator earns the entire trading fee. Every buy and sell on your coin builds fees that only you can claim.

On a gift coin the platform keeps thirty percent of the trading fee and the creator keeps the rest. Gift coins are the promotional launch type, and the thirty percent is how the platform sustains those launches.

```mermaid
flowchart LR
  T[Swap pays 1 percent to pool] --> A{Coin type}
  A -->|Standard| C[Creator claims 100 percent]
  A -->|Gift| G[Platform 30 percent, Creator 70 percent]
```

## Claiming your fees

Creators claim accrued fees from the fee panel. Claiming reads the exact amount currently sitting in your coin's locked position and sends it to your wallet. You can claim per coin, and per network, since a coin only accrues fees in the pair token of its own network.

If you launch on more than one network, you claim on each network separately. The fee page shows a running total of what is claimable across your coins, so you can see everything at once before you switch networks to claim.

## What the platform does not take

There is no fee to browse, no fee to hold, and no fee added on top of the pool's one percent. Gas is paid to the network, USDT0 on Stable, ETH on Robinhood, USDC on Arc, ETH on Ethereum, and BNB on BNB Chain, and is separate from the trading fee.


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