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# Bridge fees

Wanchain’s cross-chain infrastructure is supported by two types of fees: a Network Fee and a Service Fee.

## Network Fee

The Network Fee is designed to cover the incurred on-chain costs associated with each cross-chain transaction. Depending on the destination chain, these can range from fractions of a cent to dozens of dollars per transaction. The Network Fee covers this cost and is routinely adjusted to reflect current market conditions.

## Service Fee

The Service Fee is calculated as a percentage of the user’s cross-chain transaction value. The base Service Fee is set below 0.2% for most routes.

The Service Fee has lower and upper limits. For most assets, the Service Fee’s lower and upper limits are set to $0.2 and $100, respectively.

*Note: In case of any discrepancies, the fees listed on* [*bridge.wanchain.org*](https://bridge.wanchain.org/) *shall prevail.*


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