# Fees
## Fee for swaps or Trade fee
Default trading fee on DeDust is 0.25%. But it can vary from 0.05% (for stableswap pools) up to 5%.
Sometimes founders want to set different fee levels for their pool and their token. Starting from Q4 2025 for majority of cases this can now be flexibly set by users, during the pool creation.
The trading fee level is always displayed at the top of the pool page, right under the name and logo. To find more about trading fees go to [Pools](/en/liquidity/pools.md) section.
## Swap fee distribution
Every fee is distributed between:
* **Liquidity providers** of specific pool, involved in a swap, and
* **DeDust protocol**, which in its turn, re-distributes its share between [$DUST](/en/protocol/dust.md) stakers.
Depending on the [pool type](/en/liquidity/pools/types.md), 70-80% of the fee collected (LP[^1] rewards) goes to liquidity providers. And the remaining 20-30% goes to DeDust protocol.
E.g. if the fee in a [Classic](/en/liquidity/pools/types.md#classic-pool-cpmm-v1) pool is 0.25%, then 0.2% (0.25% \* 80%) of the swapped amount goes to liquidity providers, while the remaining 0.05% (0.25% \* 20%) goes to stakers and DeDust.
## Blockchain fees or Network fees
Keep always in mind that apart from fees at DeDust for every interaction and initiated transaction in the blockchain you need to pay also the blockchain (or network) fee, also called often a 'gas', which is usually withheld from your wallet balance in Toncoin. It varies from 0.1 TON to \~ 3 TON depending on the involved assets, transaction type and its complexity, as well as on the wallet app that you use, and the blockchain load at that moment. The maximum amount of this fee is always shown in *Network fee* on different transactions screens at DeDust before you confirm it. This amount is always taken with a certain excess to guarantee your transaction successfully passes in the blockchain. This is caused by the specificity of the asynchronous TON blockchain work. In most cases the rest of the unused 'gas' is returned back to your wallet, nearly a half of it or even more.
[^1]: Liquidity Provider
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