Zero performance fee. 0.10% only when we swap.

How much does SoFinance charge?

SoFinance charges a 0.10% (10 basis point) protocol fee only when a swap is made for you, and takes zero performance fee on the trading fees your position collects. If an action needs no swap, there is no SoFinance fee. The preview shows the fee before you sign, and it is taken inside the same transaction.

Does SoFinance take a performance fee on the trading fees I collect?

No, SoFinance takes zero performance fee: the trading fees your position collects are yours, and compounding them adds no performance fee. One-click compound is available for Raydium and Meteora positions on Solana; Robinhood Chain positions have no compound. Compound charges 0.10% only on the harvested tokens that are swapped to rebalance the position; if no swap is needed, there is no SoFinance fee.

Which actions cost 0.10%, and which cost nothing?

Only the swapped part of an action costs 0.10%; anything deposited or withdrawn without a swap costs 0 in SoFinance fees.

• Solana, opening or adding to a position: 0.10% of the part of your deposit that is swapped, in the token you deposit. A part deposited directly, without a swap, is not charged.
• Solana, buying a stock token with USDC in the app (spot swap): 0.10% of the part that is swapped, in USDC.
• Solana, compounding a Raydium or Meteora position: 0.10% of the harvested tokens swapped to rebalance. No swap, no fee.
• Solana, withdrawing to USDC or another single token: 0.10% of the tokens that are converted.
• Solana, withdrawing as the two pool tokens: 0.
• Robinhood Chain, opening a position: 0.10% of the tokens the swap returns, when part of your deposit is swapped. No swap, no fee.
• Robinhood Chain, closing a position: 0. You receive the two pool tokens.

Does withdrawing cost anything?

Withdrawing as the two pool tokens costs 0 in SoFinance fees; withdrawing to USDC or another single token on Solana costs 0.10% of the tokens converted. You can withdraw at any time, and you still pay the normal network fee for the transaction.

Who pays network fees?

You do: your wallet pays the normal network fee for each transaction you sign, in SOL on Solana and ETH on Robinhood Chain, and that fee goes to the network, not to SoFinance. On Solana, opening a position also needs small SOL account deposits; most come back when you close the position, and the preview lists each one. Keep a little SOL or ETH on top of what you invest.

Where do the pool's swap fees go?

The liquidity providers' share of each pool's swap fees goes to the LPs whose range is active at the current price, and SoFinance takes none of it. Each DEX (Raydium, Meteora, Uniswap v4) sets its own fee tier and may keep a protocol share under its own rules. While the price is outside your range, your position collects no trading fees. Fees not guaranteed.

How does SoFinance pricing compare with automated LP vaults?

Many automated LP vaults take a performance fee out of the trading fees a position collects, and SoFinance takes none. In the products we checked on 13 November 2026 (UTC), from each project's own docs: HawkFi 8%, Steer Smart Pools 15%, Beefy CLM up to 9.5%, Gamma 14–20%, and Kamino Liquidity a rate that varies by vault. Circuit's agent charged no fee on that date.

Those products auto-rebalance or auto-compound for you, which is a real service; SoFinance does not auto-rebalance, and you sign every transaction. SoFinance also charges 0.10% when it swaps for you. Sources and the full table are in our comparison post.

Are there other costs in the preview?

Yes, the preview lists every cost before you sign: the 0.10% protocol fee when a swap is made, the swap route's own trading fee and price impact on larger swaps, the network fee, and on Solana the refundable account deposits.

Swaps also carry a price-protection limit (0.5% on Solana, 0.05% on Robinhood Chain): if the price moves more than that, the swap fails instead of filling worse. We may change the protocol fee; any change would be announced in advance and shown in the preview.