Chi Protocol Documentation
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  • Introduction to Chi Protocol
    • What is Chi Protocol?
    • About
    • Importance of USC
    • Basic Features
  • Concepts
    • Summary
    • Dual Stability Mechanism (DSM)
      • DSM Scenario Analysis
    • Sustainable Reward Sources
      • Token Boost
    • Collateral Risk Management
    • Fees
    • Reserve Fund
    • Risks
      • Bad Debt Risk
      • Collateral Risk
      • Third Party Risk
      • Smart Contract Risk
  • USC
    • Mints and Redemptions
    • Rewards Generation & Distribution
    • Staking USC
      • stUSC
      • wstUSC
    • Liquidity Provision in USC
  • CHI
    • Understanding CHI & Use Cases
    • Liquidity Provision in CHI
    • veCHI & Governance
    • Tokenomics
  • Resources
    • How to Mint and Stake USC
    • Security
    • Technical Resources
    • Smart Contract Addresses
    • APR Formulas
    • Media Kit
    • FAQs
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  1. Concepts

Fees

Protocol Fees

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Last updated 7 months ago

Chi Protocol implements a straightforward fee structure that is both competitive and transparent. The fees are applied during two key operations:

Minting Fee

A small fee is charged when users mint new USC, ensuring that the protocol can maintain its operations and support its stability mechanisms. This fee is transparent and helps cover the costs associated with maintaining the 1:1 collateralisation of USC.

Redemption Fee:

A fee is also applied when users redeem USC for the underlying collateral. This fee helps manage the protocol's liquidity and incentivises long-term holding, contributing to the overall stability of the system.

These fees are designed to be minimal yet sufficient to support the protocol's sustainability, ensuring that Chi Protocol remains a reliable and cost-effective platform for its users.

Mint Fee
Redemption Fee