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# What are Penguinswap's fees?
There are only 3 types of fees on Penguinswap :
* Operation fees
* Pool fees
* Network fees
### Operation Fees
Right now the operation fees are set to 0% of Penguinswap:
### Pool Fees
Pool fee~~s~~ are setup upon pool creation. On Penguinswap, there are 4 fee-tiers available upon pool creation:
* 0.01% Best for very stable pairs
* 0.05% Best for stable pairs
* 0.3% Best for most pairs
* 1% best for exotic pairs
### Network Fees
The network fee represents the estimated cost required to send your swap transaction on the CTC network. It is independent of the amount swapped; however, more complex swaps (using multiple pools) will require more CTC to process.
The gas fee token for the network is CTC (EVM).
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