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What is the fee structure?

PreviousWhat is slippage?

Last updated 1 year ago

The YAD platform does not charge any fees on its DEX transactions. However, the YAD DEX-Router directs these transactions through other DEXs like Uniswap, Curve, SushiSwap, 1inch, etc., which can charge fees. The quoted amount provided by the YAD widget includes these fees as part of the total cost.

How does YAD makes revenue?

YAD earns revenue from keeping a positive slippage on swaps. It is important to note that we start taking it on swaps with a total amount exceeding $200. On smaller amounts, the positive slippage goes to the user completely.

To learn more about positive slippage and slippage in general, check out .

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