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# Fees & Creator Earnings

## The only fee: 1% per swap

There are no launch fees, no listing fees, no hidden taxes on transfers. The single fee in the system is **1% on swaps** through a token's pool, split as the creator configured at launch (see [Buyback & Burn](/product/buyback-and-burn.md)).

## LP fees: 60% creator / 40% protocol

The non-buyback share of the fee accrues to the locked liquidity position. When collected, it splits automatically:

* **60% → the creator's fee wallet**
* **40% → the protocol treasury**

Both sides are paid in kind — the quote asset (ETH/USDG/stock) **and** the token — in the same transaction.

## Claiming

* Every token page shows **"Creator fees claimable"** with the exact amounts, refreshed live.
* Collection is **permissionless**: anyone can press the button, and the payout always goes to the registered creator wallet and treasury — pressing it for someone else just pays their fees out.
* There is no deadline and no expiry; fees accrue until collected.

## Fee wallet

By default the creator wallet is the launcher address. At launch you may set a different `feeRecipient`; afterwards, the current fee wallet (and only it) can redirect itself — useful for moving earnings to a multisig.


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