# Fees Breakdown

Every trade with Archie includes the following fees:<br>

1\. Network Base Fee (Fixed)&#x20;

* Standard Solana network fee&#x20;
* Required for all blockchain transactions&#x20;

2\. Priority Fees (Dynamic)&#x20;

* Helps your transaction process quickly&#x20;
* Automatically adjusts based on network traffic&#x20;
* Minimum 0.001 SOL, Maximum 0.015 SOL&#x20;

3\. Exchange Fees (Variable)&#x20;

* Charged by decentralized exchanges (DEXs)&#x20;
* Varies based on trade size and market conditions&#x20;
* We automatically find the lowest fees across all markets&#x20;

4\. Archie Software Fee&#x20;

* 1% standard fee (minimum $1 USD)&#x20;
* Reduced to 0.75% for micro-transactions
* Helps maintain and improve your trading experience All fees are automatically calculated and included in your trade.&#x20;

You can see a complete breakdown of fees in your transaction summary.\
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How are Fees calculated? \
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Fees on ARCHIE AI fall into 2 categories:

At ARCHIE, we believe in transparency and fairness when it comes to fees. Our platform charges a flat **1% fee** on each transaction to cover our services, along with a small platform processing fee. These fees are clearly disclosed before you confirm any trade, ensuring you are always aware of the costs involved. Please note that these fees do not include **slippage** or **network gas fees**, which may vary based on market conditions and blockchain activity.

Unlike many of our competitors who impose hidden charges, ARCHIE remains committed to keeping our fees straightforward and predictable. By clearly separating platform fees from external factors like gas fees and slippage, we aim to provide clarity and control for every user. This ensures you can optimize your trading strategy without unexpected expenses, giving you confidence in every trade executed through our platform.


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