🍏Fee & Transaction Settings
1. DeBot.AI Service Fee (No Configuration Required)
DeBot.AI charges only 1% trading fee by default. Higher VIP levels enjoy lower fees (see Referral Program for detailed rebate rates). Each transaction is settled individually, and no additional platform fees are charged.
If you have questions about your transaction cost, please first review your Priority Fee, Bribe Fee, and Slippage settings.
📘 Example (Transaction on Solscan)
Here’s a sample transaction on Solana:
Breakdown of Transaction Amounts
Trade Amount: 1.609 WSOL
DeBot Fee: 0.016 WSOL (WSOL is the wrapped version of SOL used for trading on the Solana network; 1 WSOL = 1 SOL)
Solana Rent: 0.002 SOL (A network mechanism where the first purchase of a token requires renting an account; the rent can later be manually refunded)
Bribe Fee: 0.003 SOL (An additional fee paid to third-party service providers to help the transaction confirm faster on-chain)
Priority Fee: 0.001285 SOL (A fee paid to validators or miners to ensure higher processing priority during network congestion)
2. Gas Fee (No Configuration Required)
Definition: The Gas Fee is the network cost paid to validators when executing transactions or interacting with smart contracts.
On Solana, Gas is paid in SOL and typically includes a Priority Fee.
On Ethereum, Gas is measured in Gwei for convenience since ETH’s value is higher.
1 ETH = 1,000,000,000 Gwei(9 zeros)
3. Slippage (User Configurable)
Explanation
Slippage defines the maximum acceptable price deviation for a single transaction. For example, if you set slippage to 30%, a buy order will only succeed if the received token amount is between 70%–100% of the expected value. If the actual received amount is below 70%, the transaction will fail automatically.
Setting a proper slippage limit helps prevent unexpected losses from price swings.
MEME Trading Tip
In volatile markets, such as MEME coin trading, experienced traders often set a higher slippage tolerance to ensure rapid execution amid FOMO/FUD-driven spikes.
✅ Tips:
Manual buy/sell: Auto setting is sufficient.
Auto buy/sell or pending orders: 30%–35%.
New or hyped tokens: 50% and above.
4. Anti-MEV Protection (Anti-Sandwich Mode) — Optional
Explanation
MEV bots (Miner Extractable Value bots) often perform “sandwich attacks”—a front-running strategy similar to high-frequency trading. The bot detects your pending trade and inserts its own transactions before and after yours:
The bot front-runs your transaction by buying the same token first with a higher fee, causing the price to rise.
Your transaction then executes at a higher price, receiving fewer tokens.
Finally, the bot sells immediately after your trade, profiting from the price difference.
This creates a “sandwich” pattern around your trade, reducing your actual token gain.
How to Prevent It
Enabling Anti-MEV Mode can effectively prevent sandwich attacks. However, it requires a minimum Priority Fee of 0.012 SOL.
5. Priority Fee (User Configurable)
Explanation
The Priority Fee is paid to validators (or miners) to ensure your transaction is processed faster, especially when the network is congested.
✅ Tips:
For normal trades:
0.001 SOLis generally enough.For fast execution in high-load conditions, manually increase the fee.
Minimum supported by DeBot:
0.0001 SOL.
6. Tips (Bribe Fee)
Explanation
The Bribe Fee is an extra payment to third-party service providers to accelerate the transaction’s inclusion in a block.
✅ Tips:
For normal speed:
0.001 SOLis sufficient.For faster execution under congestion, increase the fee manually.
Minimum supported by DeBot:
0.0001 SOL.
7. Token Launch Platform Fees (Auto Deducted; Internal Markets Only)
Explanation
Some tokens, such as those launched on Pump.Fun, charge an additional 1% platform fee on each trade. The exact percentage depends on the token’s launch platform. Please refer to each platform’s official documentation for detailed fee information.
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