Fees
Solana Fees
When trading on Solana using PegaX, users can customize fee settings to optimize transaction speed and success rate.
Below is a detailed breakdown of each fee type and how to adjust them based on market conditions.
Priority Fee
Extra fee paid to validators to speed up transaction confirmation, especially during network congestion.
0.001 SOL
Increase when the network is congested to ensure faster confirmation.
Slippage
The maximum price difference you are willing to accept for a trade. Higher slippage allows execution in volatile markets but may lead to worse prices.
20%
Set higher for volatile assets to prevent failed transactions.
Keep low if not using MEV protection to avoid sandwich attacks.
MEV
By enabling MEV Protection, users pay an additional fee to prevent frontrunning.
MEV Protection prevents frontrunning and sandwich attacks by sending trades only to Jito, reducing MEV risks. When disabled, transactions go to both Jito and standard block leaders, increasing speed but exposing trades to manipulation.
Off
While it enhances security, MEV Protection may slightly delay execution.
Bribe Fee
An additional fee paid to validators to increase transaction priority and execution safety.
0.001 SOL
Higher bribes improve transaction success but do not guarantee execution.
Recommended for high-volume trades.
PegaX Fees
PegaX collects fees in $SOL, charging 1% per buy and sell trades based on the initial token amount used.
Below is a breakdown of how the fees are calculated for both buy and sell transactions.
Buy
User spends 1 $SOL to buy 100 tokens
1 $SOL × 1% = 0.01 $SOL
0.99 $SOL is used for the purchase after deducting the 0.01 $SOL fee.
Sell
User sells 100 tokens at 0.01 SOL per token
Total sell = 100 × 0.01 SOL = 1 SOL 1 SOL × 1% = 0.01 SOL fee
User receives 0.99 $SOL after the 0.01 SOL fee is deducted.
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