Fees

QZAR transactions involve multiple independent fees. Check the total trade economics carefully. Fixed network costs make up a large percentage of small positions. Review all charges before you buy or sell.

QZAR trading fee

QZAR charges 1% of each completed buy or sell. There is no subscription required for the standard bot experience.

Example: on a 1 SOL trade, the QZAR fee is 0.01 SOL-equivalent before network, priority, Jito, liquidity, or launchpad costs.

Slippage is a limit, not a charge

Slippage is not a fee. It is the maximum execution deviation you accept. A trade can use less than the limit, but a high limit increases the range of prices you permit.

Failed transactions

A failed on-chain attempt may still incur a network fee or priority fees because validators processed the failed transactions. QZAR's percentage fee applies to completed trading activity, but always inspect the signature for the exact balance changes.

Before confirming

1. Check the trade amount and QZAR fee
2. Check whether the mode uses a priority fee or tip
3. Consider pool price impact and slippage
4. Keep enough native tokens outside the trade amount
5. For automated orders, leave the menu available until the order is canceled or executed