Fees
| Trade | Fee breakdown | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Standard curve buy or sell | 0.25% Raydium + 0.10% giga rich | 0.35% |
| Graduated Raydium CPMM pool | 0.25% pool trade fee + 0.05% creator fee | 0.30% |
The coin creator gets no standard curve fee. The 0.05% graduated creator fee goes to giga rich, not the person who launched the coin. giga rich also earns the platform LP share from within the 0.25% pool fee; do not add that share again.
Where the graduated pool fee goes
| Part of each graduated pool trade | Rate | Goes to |
|---|---|---|
| LP fees | 0.21% (84% of the 0.25%) | Stays in the pool as liquidity-provider fees. The LP is locked to giga rich, so giga rich can collect it |
| Raydium protocol | 0.03% (12% of the 0.25%) | Raydium |
| Raydium fund | 0.01% (4% of the 0.25%) | Raydium |
| Creator fee | 0.05% | giga rich (about 0.0475% net after Raydium keeps 5% of it) |
| Total | 0.30% |
On the bonding curve, no fee goes to LP: there is no pool yet. At graduation, the SOL raised on the curve and the reserved tokens seed the Raydium pool.
Network fees, priority fees, account rent and pool setup costs are separate. Creation is not free. Check the current cost breakdown and wallet request before signing; an optional first buy has trade costs too. A failed on-chain transaction can still cost network fees.
Slippage and price impact are not fees. Raydium and platform settings can change; these figures are not a promise that rates stay fixed forever.
Not financial advice. Low fees do not make a coin safe. Full fees and risks.