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# Platform Fees
To keep the infrastructure fast and stable (private RPCs, real-time indexing, MEV-safe flows), Proxima relies on **platform fees** that only trigger during actual on-chain actions. If you don’t execute these specific actions, **you pay nothing**.
**Why Fees Exist**
These fees cover server costs, infrastructure, core team, and optimization layers that let Proxima stay:
* **faster** than competitors.
* **stable**, even during volatility
* **free for everyone** on the frontend
We avoid subscriptions to keep Proxima accessible and performance-oriented.
## **Fee Structure**
### **Sell Fee : 5% of Sell Volume**
This fee applies only when you perform a **Sell** action from Proxima.
**Note:**\
5% is applied **only on the SOL you receive from your sell**, not on your total supply.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Pump.fun Only** 
**: Creator Rewards Fee 5%**\
\
Pump.fun launches accumulate **creator rewards** over time.\
When you click **Claim Creator Rewards**, Proxima takes **5% of the claimed amount**.
{% endhint %}
### **What You Don't Pay For**
* ❌ No subscription
* ❌ No monthly fee
* ❌ No fee on funding
* ❌ No fee on buybacks
* ❌ No fee on locking
* ❌ No fee for using wallets
* ❌ No premium tier, no hidden version
You only pay fees **when you sell** or **when you claim creator rewards**.
Everything else remains **100% free**.
### **Transparency**
Proxima does **not** touch your wallets, your liquidity, or your tokens.\
Only the two explicit actions listed above include a fee, and they are always shown **before confirmation**.
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