# Fees & Execution

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<summary><strong>What are the fees</strong></summary>

[Click](http://Click.Trade) charges a **1 percent trading fee**, applied only when a trade successfully executes. There are no hidden or recurring fees.

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<summary><strong>What slippage do you recommend?</strong></summary>

Slippage depends on market volatility.

* Low volatility: lower slippage may work.
* High volatility or fast-moving tokens: higher slippage is often required.

If you see **slippage exceeded**, the trade was canceled to protect you. No funds were spent. Important: please adjust this to your trading style.

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<summary><strong>What is Buy/Sell fee?</strong></summary>

Buy/Sell fee is a **network priority fee** used to speed up transaction execution. Higher fees increase execution speed. You can customize this setting.

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<summary><strong>What is MEV Protection?</strong></summary>

**MEV Protection** keeps your transaction private so it cannot be **front-run**. When enabled, your transaction is not visible in the public mempool.

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<summary><strong>What does Price Impact mean?</strong></summary>

**Price Impact** shows how much your trade is expected to move the token price due to available liquidity.

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<summary><strong>Transaction failed, why?</strong></summary>

Your funds were **not lost**. The transaction did not execute.

**Most common reasons:**

1. **Slippage exceeded.** Price moved beyond your allowed slippage. Increase slippage or retry.
2. **Insufficient SOL for fees.** Ensure you have enough SOL to cover network and priority fees.

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<summary><strong>What is Slippage Exceeded?</strong></summary>

Slippage exceeded means the trade was simulated and canceled because the price moved too far. No trade was executed and no tokens were spent.

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