Switch sides to see the same fee from both ends: the trader who pays it and the staker it is paid to.
Charged only on the part of your order that actually crosses.
In USDG, on the value that crossed
A fixed deposit per order, the same for buyers and sellers.
Returned the moment you reveal
Share every matching fee and every forfeited bond.
Paid in USDG as fees and forfeits come in
The rest of every fee, plus the rounding dust.
100 % while nobody is staked
The full list, with who can change what. Most of it nobody can.
A venue that holds no inventory and quotes no price has nothing to charge you a spread for.
You fill at the pool midpoint, before the pool fee.
A batch fills everyone at one price, whatever the size.
Unfilled size and voided batches pay nothing.
Each order keeps the fee in force when it was revealed.
How the fee is charged, where it goes and how staking pays out.
Both, 0.10 % each on the USDG value that crossed. A buyer's locked USDG includes a fee budget; a seller pays out of the proceeds.
In USDG. Each settlement pays stakers their share of its fees, and collecting a batch's forfeited bonds does the same. Claiming moves them into your vault balance, from where you can withdraw.
No. Stake and unstake whenever you like. Rewards go to whoever is staked when a settlement pays out, so a stake placed just before a big settlement earns its share of it.
If an order is not revealed, its 1 USDG bond is split like a fee once the batch's forfeits are collected: 80 % to stakers, 20 % to the treasury, or all of it to the treasury while nothing is staked.
Only up to 0.50 %, and only 48 hours after being queued. Orders already in a book keep the fee they were revealed with.
