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# Fees Overview

Current testnet fees.

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Mainnet fees may change.
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### In-App Fees

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Deposit</strong></td><td>No VOID protocol fee on testnet.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Private Send</strong></td><td>No VOID send fee on testnet.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Private Buy / Sell</strong></td><td>0.5% VOID trade fee on testnet.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Private Swap</strong></td><td>0.5% VOID trade fee per step. One step for assets that share a market (0.5%); two steps through an intermediate asset (about 1% in total).</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Withdraw</strong></td><td>No VOID withdrawal fee on testnet.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Gasless Swap</strong></td><td>0.5% VOID fee plus swap gas, both taken from the token you receive.</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Other Costs

You may also see:

* Uniswap pool fees: 0.3% on Uniswap V2 pairs and 1% on the ETH / VOID Uniswap v4 pool. The fee that applies depends on the route your trade takes
* price impact
* token approval gas, usually once per token
* network gas where your wallet submits the transaction, such as deposits, or if you choose to submit a Private Send or Withdraw from your own wallet

Proof generation is currently hosted by VOID and is free on testnet.

### VOID Trade Fee

The **0.5% trade fee** on testnet goes to the VOID treasury, secured by a **2-of-3 Safe**.

#### Testnet Treasury Safe

`0xABfd8d8Cc4D4df1C822FcC28b3c989f2f19C7B22`

Every trade shows the VOID fee before you confirm.

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The 0.5% VOID trade fee is separate from:

* underlying pool fees
* price impact
* network gas
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### VOID Token Launch

The following applies to the planned **VOID token launch** and is separate from in-app protocol fees.

#### Launch Pool

The official launch pool is planned to use **Uniswap v4 on Robinhood Chain**.

#### Launch Trading Tax

A temporary launch tax is planned to apply to every buy and sell through the official launch pool.

The launch tax:

* is paid in ETH
* is sent to the operations / treasury Safe
* is hard-coded into the Uniswap v4 hook
* cannot be changed after deployment
* applies separately from the normal VOID in-app trade fee
* does not make VOID a transfer-tax token

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The VOID token itself remains a plain ERC-20 with **no token-level transfer tax**.
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#### Safe Trades

If the Safe itself trades through the official launch pool during a taxed period, the tax is still applied by the hook and sent back to the Safe.

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Project-controlled wallets are not planned to trade during the temporary launch-tax period.
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