> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neurobro.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Trading Fees > What a NeuroWallet trade costs, and what the fee covers [Plans & Pricing](/neurobro/plans) covers what a subscription costs. This page covers what a trade costs. The short version: **one fee, quoted before you commit, that already contains every cost of the trade.** Nothing is added afterwards. ## The rate Your trading fee depends on your tier, with a minimum per trade: | Tier | Trading fee | | ------------------------------------------- | ----------- | | Basic | 0.50% | | Pro | 0.40% | | Ultra | 0.30% | **The minimum is \$0.25 per trade.** Whichever is larger applies - so a \$500 trade on Basic costs \$2.50 (the percentage), while a \$10 trade costs \$0.25 (the minimum, not \$0.05). The minimum exists because small trades cost roughly the same to execute as large ones. Network fees don't scale down. ## One fee, everything included This is the part worth understanding, because it's unusual. Executing a trade has real costs: network gas, routing through liquidity, and sometimes moving your cash between chains. Most platforms quote a percentage and then add those costs on top, so the number you agreed to isn't the number you pay. **We do it the other way around.** The rate above is the total. Our own fee absorbs the underlying costs so that the figure you're quoted is the figure you're charged: Network gas · liquidity routing · cross-chain bridging · gas sponsorship Nothing You never need to hold ETH, SOL or BNB to transact. Gas is sponsored, and its cost is already inside the fee you were shown. ## When the fee drops to zero Occasionally a trade's real underlying cost is higher than our fee would be - a small trade on a congested network, or one that needs cash moved across chains. When that happens, **our fee floors at zero and you pay only the actual cost.** We don't top it up to reach the tier rate, and we don't charge a fee on top of a cost that already exceeds it. So the tier rate is a ceiling on what we take, not a floor. On expensive routes we take nothing. ## When a trade is too expensive to be worth it If executing a trade would cost a disproportionate share of the trade itself, you're told the real number rather than quietly charged it. You can trade a larger amount, wait for cheaper network conditions, or proceed anyway - it's your call, made with the figure in front of you. ## Account rent, and why it isn't ours On Solana, holding a token for the first time requires opening a token account, which needs a small deposit (about 0.002 SOL) locked up by the network. It isn't a fee - it's a refundable deposit the blockchain holds. Here's how we handle it: 1. **We pay it for you** when you buy a token you've never held. 2. **We show it separately** as a storage deposit, so it's never disguised as our fee. 3. **You get it back.** When you sell out of the token, the deposit is released **to your own wallet** - not to us. We never collect it. It isn't revenue, it's your money temporarily held by Solana, and it comes back to you rather than to a treasury. ## Withdrawals Withdrawing crypto costs a **flat \$0.50**, regardless of amount or chain. No percentage, so a large withdrawal costs the same as a small one. Cashing out to local currency **waives that fee** - the conversion already carries the payment provider's own charge, and we don't stack ours on top. Depositing is always free. ## Perpetual futures Perps have their own costs, because they trade on Hyperliquid rather than on-chain: * **Withdrawing from perps costs a flat 1 USDC**, charged by Hyperliquid. * **Depositing to perps is free**, with a 10 USDC minimum. * **Trading fees** are charged by the exchange, with a builder fee on top. ## The referral discount If you signed up through someone's referral link, you get **10% off your trading fees**, permanently. The discount applies to **our fee**, not to the underlying costs inside it. Network gas and routing cost what they cost - nobody can discount those. So a 10% saving on the Neurobro portion, not on the whole trade. That's the same fee your referrer earns a share of, which is why the discount can only touch our part of it. See [the referral program](/neurobro/referral) for the other side. ## Lowering what you pay Pro drops you to 0.40%, Ultra to 0.30% 1,000,000 \$BRO unlocks Ultra, and its rate 10% off, permanently Trade sizing helps too: because of the \$0.25 minimum, several small trades cost more in total than one larger trade of the same value.