Gas Fees

Every deposit, withdrawal, and rebalance on Glare is a transaction on Robinhood Chain, and every transaction costs gas. Gas is paid in ETH, the chain's native token, the same way it works on Ethereum.

Two parts in every fee

A Robinhood Chain fee has two components. The first pays for executing your transaction on the chain itself; this part is typically low and stable. The second pays for posting your transaction's data to Ethereum, and it moves with Ethereum congestion and the size of your transaction.

You pay both together in a single gas fee. Your wallet's fee preview already includes both, so the number you see before signing is the number you pay.

No bidding for position

Robinhood Chain orders transactions first come, first served, based on when they reach the sequencer. There is no priority auction, so raising your tip will not move your transaction ahead of the queue. This differs from Ethereum, where a higher tip usually buys earlier inclusion.

Glare's own fees

Exact rates appear on each vault screen before you deposit. They can differ by strategy and may change with notice, so check the vault screen instead of assuming one vault's fees apply to another.