There are two kinds of fee on Liport: gas (paid to Solana validators) and protocol fees (charged on trades and migration).

Gas fees

Solana network fees. They go to validators, not to Liport.

ActionNotes
Connect wallet / sign inFree (off-chain signature)
Launch a new tokenSmall SOL amount for account rent and compute
Buy or sell on the curveNetwork gas only
Buy or sell on a graduated poolNetwork gas only
Claim fees or rewardsNetwork gas only

Gas comes from the wallet signing the transaction. On mainnet, most actions cost a few thousandths of a SOL.

Trade fees

Charged on every buy and sell. The rate depends on whether the token is still on its bonding curve.

While on the curve

Three slices come off every trade.

SliceRateGoes to
Raydium protocol0.25%Raydium
Liport platform0.55%Liport
Creator0.20%The token’s creator
Total1.00%

See Creator Economy for how the creator slice is claimed.

After graduation (Raydium CPMM)

Two stacked fees come off every trade.

SliceRateGoes to
Base swap fee0.30%Split between Raydium (16%) and LPs (84%)
Creator fee0.05%The token’s creator
Total0.35%

Of the 0.30% base swap fee: Raydium protocol takes 12%, Raydium fund takes 4%, and the remaining 84% goes to liquidity providers. Liport earns from this LP slice via the locked-LP position received at graduation. Exact numbers per trade show up in the trade receipt.

Launch fees

Beyond the gas cost of the create transaction, Liport does not charge anything to launch. No listing fee, no approval fee, no fee on graduation.

Where creator fees sit until claimed

Fees accrue to an on-chain claim account tied to the creator’s wallet and the coin’s mint. They stay there until the creator runs the claim instruction. No inflation, no decay, no expiry.

See Claiming.

No hidden fees

Liport does not take:

  • Deposit or withdrawal fees. There is nothing to deposit. Your wallet holds everything.
  • Management fees on your positions.
  • Fees for viewing, favouriting or using search.
  • Fees for claiming rewards beyond network gas.