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# Gasless Swap Fees

Gasless Swap (`/gasless`) is **live on Robinhood Chain Testnet** as a **public swap** from your wallet.

Both fees are taken from the **token you receive**:

| Fee          | Amount                                                 |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| **VOID fee** | 0.5% of the swap output                                |
| **Gas fee**  | The network cost of the swap, paid to the VOID relayer |

The quote shows both fees and the minimum you will receive before you sign.

### One-Time Approval

A token's first gasless swap needs a one-time approval.

* A wallet that holds enough ETH pays the approval gas itself.
* The relayer covers it only for wallets with too little ETH, and adds that cost to the gas fee of the next gasless swap.

{% hint style="info" %}
Private trades from your **private balance** are separate. Their gas is paid by the **VOID relayer** at no charge to you on testnet for:

* **Private Buy**
* **Private Sell**
* **Private Send**
* **Withdraw**
  {% endhint %}

For the full testnet fee structure, see **Fees Overview**.


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