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# Transaction Priority

We offer preset values like **Fast** and **Hyper** ⚡️ to make it easy for users to adjust transaction speeds. If you prefer more control, you can manually adjust the fee using the **Edit** button.

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### **What is a fee?**

The fee is the extra amount paid to validators to prioritize your transaction. This ensures your transaction is processed faster, especially during periods of high network activity.

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<summary>Transaction Fees Explained</summary>

* **Solana**:\
  Fees on Solana are typically low, ranging from 0.00025 to 0.01 SOL. Increasing your fee within this range can help prioritize your transaction when the network is busy.
* **Ethereum (ETH)**:\
  Ethereum fees, known as gas fees, fluctuate based on network demand. Setting a higher gas fee ensures your transaction is included in the next block. It's advisable to monitor the gas prices to optimize your transaction cost.
* **Base**:\
  Similar to Ethereum, Base operates on a gas fee model. Fees are generally lower than Ethereum, but during high demand, increasing the fee can help speed up your transaction.
* **Binance Smart Chain (BSC)**:\
  BSC also uses a gas fee system, but with significantly lower costs compared to Ethereum. Adjusting your gas price can help expedite your transactions during peak times.

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