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Alchemix V3 maintains a transparent and predictable cost structure. All fees are set by on-chain governance and are categorized into three areas: redemption-based fees for borrowers and transmuters, an early-exit fee for queued assets, and a performance fee on yield generation.

Borrower Redemption Fee​

When the Transmuter converts queued alAssets into vault value, it credits that amount against outstanding loans. At that moment, a small fraction of the repaid debt is routed to the protocol treasury.

  • Current Rate: 0.50%
  • Effective Cost: Because this is event-based rather than time-based, the cost depends on your starting LTV and the duration of the transmutation.

Effective APR ≈ Fee × (1 year ÷ Transmutation Time) × Starting LTV

Transmuter Fees​

The Transmuter involves two distinct fee types depending on the user's action:

  1. Redemption Fee: An optional fee applied when a Transmuter depositor claims their underlying assets.
    • Current Rate: 0.00%
  2. Early Transmutation Fee: A fee applied when a user chooses to withdraw their funds from the Transmuter queue before the transmutation process is complete. This ensures the system remains stable and penalizes short-term "queue hopping."
    • Current Rate: 1.00%

MYT Performance Fee​

Each Mix-Yield Token (MYT) vault skims a share of the gross yield generated by its underlying strategies before crediting the remainder to the MYT price. This fee funds strategy maintenance and ongoing protocol development.

  • Current Rate: 15.00% (pending final DAO verification)

Current Fee Schedule​

ChainBase AssetRedemption FeeTransmuter FeeEarly Exit FeeMYT Yield Fee
EthereumETH0.50%0.00%1.00%15.00%
EthereumUSDC0.50%0.00%1.00%15.00%
OptimismETH0.50%0.00%1.00%15.00%
OptimismUSDC0.50%0.00%1.00%15.00%
ArbitrumETH0.50%0.00%1.00%15.00%
ArbitrumUSDC0.50%0.00%1.00%15.00%
Governance Oversight

All parameters are subject to Alchemix DAO oversight. Any updates to the fee schedule are executed on-chain and are visible within the Alchemix UI before taking effect.