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# Trading Fees Explained

**Buy Fees: 14%**

&#x20;• Liquidity Pool: 4%

&#x20;• Risk Insurance Fund (RIF): 5%

&#x20;• Finance Protocol Treasury: 2%

&#x20;• Finance Protocol Bank: 2%

&#x20;• The Bonfire: 1%

**Sell Fees: 17%**

&#x20;• Liquidity Pool: 4%

&#x20;• Risk Insurance Fund: 5%

&#x20;• Finance Protocol Treasury: 3%

&#x20;• Finance Protocol Bank: 2%

&#x20;• Reward FP NFT Holder: 2%

&#x20;• The Bonfire: 1%

**Placement:**

&#x20;• Liquidity pool - trading fees go to support the liquidity of the $FP/BNB pair on PancakeSwap, providing an ever-increasing value for $FP.

&#x20;• Risk Insurance Fund (RIF) - Trading fees are held in the RIF, which helps support the staking rewards provided by positive rebase.

&#x20;• Finance Protocol Treasury - Trading fees go directly to the Finance Protocol Treasury, which support RIF and provides the marketing budget and funds new product development.

&#x20;• The Bonfire - 2% of all sold $FP tokens are burned in the bonfire. The more traded, the more tokens are burned in the fire, thereby reducing the circulating supply of $FP tokens, and the cost of tokens remains unchanged, ensuring the stability of the project.
