> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.glidefinance.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.glidefinance.io/tokenomics/fees.md).

# Fee Structure

## Farm Fees <a href="#where-the-pool-fees-go" id="where-the-pool-fees-go"></a>

* 0% Withdrawal fees
* 0% Deposit fees
* 0% Harvesting fees

### Pool Fees

* 0% Withdrawal fees
* 0% Deposit fees
* 0% Harvesting fees

Note: The Auto GLIDE pool can include a 1% withdrawal fee if a user withdraws prior to the 7-day wait period. See [Single Stake Pools](/products/pools.md#2-auto-glide) for details.

### Swap Fees

Each trade on Glide’s DEX will have the following fees:&#x20;

* 0.05% to LP providers
* 0.1% to purchase $ELA and distribute to $GLIDE holders via the dividend pool
* 0.1% for buyback and burn of $GLIDE (decided by governance on 1/04/2022)

&#x20;**Total Fee: 0.25%**


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