Gas & Priority Fees

QZAR's Gas fee control adjusts transaction priority. It is separate from the network base fee and QZAR's 1% completed-trade fee.

QZAR fee options

• Recommended: uses a dynamic medium-priority setting for standard submission or a current tip estimate (ex. Jito mode)
• Turbo: uses a much higher priority ceiling/tip multiplier for urgent execution
• Custom: uses the value you enter. The interpretation depends on the selected transaction mode

Higher priority can improve the chance of earlier inclusion during congestion, but it does not guarantee a fill and eventually produces diminishing benefit.

When to increase priority

• A time-sensitive trade is competing for block space
• Recent transactions show priority-related delay
• A limit or exit order must be executed during a fast move

When to stay conservative

• The market is liquid and execution is not urgent
• The position is small relative to the fee
• You are testing a new workflow
• The failure reason is slippage, balance, route, or token restrictions rather than priority

Failed attempts can still cost native tokens

An on-chain attempt can consume network/priority costs even when the swap itself fails. Do not repeatedly resubmit without checking the previous signature.

Keep native tokens

Every selected wallet needs enough native tokens for base fees and its chosen priority/tip. An automated order can fail at trigger time if you spent or withdrew that reserve after creating it.