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# fees

Billz Pro applies a simple fee model for treasury execution workflows.

## Standard fee

* **3% execution fee**

This fee applies to the standard Billz Pro payment execution workflow.

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## Early position exit fee (if applicable)

If a position is exited early, an additional fee applies:

* **+3% early exit fee**

This means:

* **Standard execution:** 3%
* **Early exit:** **3% + 3%** (total **6%**)

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{% hint style="info" %}

### Important notes

* Early exit fees apply only when an early position exit is triggered (when applicable to the workflow).
* Fees are disclosed before execution / confirmation whenever applicable.
* Collateralized lending/borrowing workflows still carry market and liquidation risk.

> Billz Pro does not guarantee that any specific treasury strategy is cheaper in all scenarios.
> {% endhint %}

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## Mini FAQ

<details>

<summary>Is the standard Billz Pro fee always 3%?</summary>

For the current documented model: **yes (3%)**, excluding specific cases such as early exit.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What happens if there is an early exit?</summary>

An additional **3%** fee applies (total **6%**).

</details>

<details>

<summary>Are there other hidden fees?</summary>

Billz Pro aims to disclose applicable fees before execution whenever possible.

</details>


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