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# Private Buy and Sell Fees

Private Buy is an **on-chain trade**.

There is no fiat or third-party provider fee.

### Costs

| Cost                 |                                                                                                Amount | Who Gets It                                 |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | ------------------------------------------- |
| **VOID trade fee**   |                                                                                 **0.5%** of the trade | VOID treasury, secured by a **2-of-3 Safe** |
| **Uniswap pool fee** |                  0.3% on Uniswap V2 pairs; 1% on the ETH / VOID Uniswap v4 pool. Depends on the route | Liquidity providers                         |
| **Price impact**     |                                                               Depends on trade size, capped at **3%** | Market                                      |
| **Gas**              | Paid by the **VOID relayer** from private balance, or by your wallet when paying from a public wallet | Network                                     |

{% hint style="info" %}
Pool fees and price impact are separate from the **0.5% VOID trade fee**.
{% endhint %}

### Shown Before You Confirm

Before submitting a trade, VOID shows:

* price and estimated output
* minimum received
* **1% default slippage**
* price impact
* VOID fee
* who pays gas

### Quote Lifetime

Quotes expire after **120 seconds**.

If the quote expires, request a new one before submitting the trade.

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Testnet liquidity is limited.

If price impact exceeds **3%**, the trade is refused.
{% endhint %}


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