What does Sato Swap cost?
No key or account needed; a trade pays 3 bps stablecoin to stablecoin, 15 bps between majors, 75 bps with any other token or 25 bps cross-chain, plus venue fees and gas, as of 2026-09-15.
- Answered from live data2026-09-15
What a REQUEST costs and what a TRADE costs — two questions that get merged. The request: nothing. An anonymous requester gets an hourly bound per mode, and a Sato API key raises that bound rather than unlocking a feature. The trade: the schedule above, charged by the venue's own router inside the transaction YOU sign, on top of that venue's own fee and gas. 5 of the 9 adapters qualify the flat sentence, each quoted from that venue's own documentation. Fee recipient: 0xcEE53Eb001d4d1743EF9df333Dcf45bC38622bE9. A trade that is never signed, or that reverts, pays us nothing.
| Venue | Qualifier on the fee sentence |
|---|---|
| 0x-protocol | No qualifier: the flat sentence is true here — 3 bps stable-to-stable, 15 bps between majors, 75 bps with any other token, taken on the input leg; on KyberSwap, Jupiter and 0x, a long-tail token sold for a stablecoin or the chain's native asset takes it on the output leg instead, so the fee is never paid in that token, by the venue's own router. |
| 1inch | No qualifier: the flat sentence is true here — 3 bps stable-to-stable, 15 bps between majors, 75 bps with any other token, taken on the input leg; on KyberSwap, Jupiter and 0x, a long-tail token sold for a stablecoin or the chain's native asset takes it on the output leg instead, so the fee is never paid in that token, by the venue's own router. |
| jupiter-aggregator | No qualifier: the flat sentence is true here — 3 bps stable-to-stable, 15 bps between majors, 75 bps with any other token, taken on the input leg; on KyberSwap, Jupiter and 0x, a long-tail token sold for a stablecoin or the chain's native asset takes it on the output leg instead, so the fee is never paid in that token, by the venue's own router. |
| odos | On Odos the fee is deducted from the OUTPUT tokens of the swap, not the input leg, and Odos forwards 80% of it to the recipient and retains 20% (docs.odos.xyz/home/api-monetization). The rate above is the rate sent, not the rate received. |
| kyberswap | No qualifier: the flat sentence is true here — 3 bps stable-to-stable, 15 bps between majors, 75 bps with any other token, taken on the input leg; on KyberSwap, Jupiter and 0x, a long-tail token sold for a stablecoin or the chain's native asset takes it on the output leg instead, so the fee is never paid in that token, by the venue's own router. |
| relay | On Relay an app fee does not move on-chain to the recipient: it accrues as an off-chain USDC balance that must be claimed (docs.relay.link/features/app-fees). Until it is claimed it is receivable, not received, and an empty paidAppFees on the executed trade means it was not collected at all. |
| debridge | On deBridge DLN the affiliate fee is paid only when the order is unlocked on the source chain, after a fill and only if the order is fulfilled (docs.debridge.finance). Until then it is receivable, not received. |
| lifi | On LI.FI the fee is collected at execution and forwarded to the fee recipient minus LI.FI's own 0.25% and a further volume-dependent share LI.FI does not publish (docs.li.fi). The net share reaching the recipient is unknown, not the rate above. |
| cow | On CoW the partner fee is taken in the surplus token and capped at 100 bps; CoW DAO retains 25% of it and pays the rest weekly in WETH, with amounts under 0.001 WETH forfeited (docs.cow.fi/governance/fees/partner-fee). The rate above is the rate sent. |
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feeTierFor() and VENUE_FEE_QUALIFIERS in lib/route/fees.ts for the trade, and the per-mode hourly bound in lib/swap/quoteRequest.ts for the request. Two different costs, answered separately, with each venue's qualifier quoted verbatim from the constant the adapter sends the fee with.
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