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# Monetization

## **Percentage of Every Transaction**

* You can choose any percent from the total swap/bridge amount for example 0.01% or 3.2%. It is fully up to you, there is no high or minimum limit;
* The commission is taken in source swap token (for instance: a user swaps OP on Optimism to USDT on BNB Chain, a user pays product's fees in OP. Gas fee is not included. An integrator receives income in OP token).
* Another example: if a user swaps 100 USDC on the Base chain and the set commission is 1%, 99 USDC tokens are used in the calculation of the trade and 1 USDC is sent to the Chainspot's smart contract, where it's further distributed between the integrator and Chainspot.

## Fixed Amount

* You can set fixed commission for cross-chain and on-chain swaps ;
* The commission is taken in a source network native gas token (for instance: a user swaps ETH on Ethereum to USDT on Arbitrum. A user pays fees in Ethereum's native gas token ETH. Gas fee is not included. An integrator receives income in ETH).

## **Percentage + Fixed amount:**

* The commission is taken in a source swap token + source network native gas token (for instance: a user swaps USDT on the Mantle to USD+ on Base. A user pays fees in Mantle's native gas token MNT + fee in USDT. Gas fee is not included. An integrator receives income in MNT and USDT).

In case you need more complex logic of swaps monetization contact our bizdevs or support to help you handle it.


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