Solana network fee
A small SOL-denominated fee pays for processing the transaction on Solana.
Solana swap fees, slippage and price impact
The amount you receive can be affected by several different costs and market conditions. Review each one before approving a transaction.
Last updated August 7, 2026Current SOLANADEX.IO interface fee
Other costs can still apply. The quote and Phantom transaction are the authoritative details for a specific swap because network conditions and routes can change.
Costs you may see
Priority fee
A priority fee may be included to improve processing during busy network conditions. The interface applies a safety limit when preparing it.
Token-account cost
Receiving a token for the first time may require creation of an associated token account and a refundable rent deposit under Solana rules.
Route or pool costs
Liquidity-source fees can be part of the route returned by Jupiter and are reflected in the quoted result.
Slippage is not a fee
Slippage tolerance is the maximum price movement you allow between quoting and execution. A 0.5% tolerance does not mean you automatically pay 0.5%; it sets a limit used to calculate the minimum received. Use the lowest setting that reliably finds a route.
Price impact is not a fee
Price impact estimates how much your trade moves through the available liquidity compared with the reference price. It can increase when the trade is large or the market is thin. A high-impact trade may return much less value even if its network fee is small.
Review before signing.Compare the expected output, minimum received, price impact, slippage, and final Phantom details. Quotes can expire or change.