# Customizable Fees

**Customizable Fees** let token creators configure how a portion of trading fees is routed when launching a token on nad.fun.

Instead of every token using the same fee structure, creators can now decide how trading activity supports their token. Fees can be routed toward liquidity, buybacks, burns, creator operations, Gift recipients, or other supported use cases.

Customizable Fees are selected at token creation and displayed on the token page, so traders can review the fee structure before trading.

### Why Customizable Fees?

Tokens launched on nad.fun are often experimental, community-led, and narrative-driven.

Some tokens want stronger liquidity.

Some want buybacks and burns.

Some want to support creators or operators.

Some want to involve external accounts, communities, or public figures.

Some want to experiment with new token mechanics.

Customizable Fees are designed to give creators more flexibility around how token activity feeds back into the project.

Rather than treating trading fees as a fixed platform mechanic, nad.fun V2 turns fee routing into a configurable launch primitive. This gives creators more room to design expressive token mechanics while giving traders more transparency around where fees are going.

### Fee Vaults

Customizable Fees are powered by **Fee Vaults**.

Fee Vaults are the destinations or actions that receive the fee allocation selected by the token creator.

At launch, nad.fun V2 supports four Fee Vaults:

| Vault          | Purpose                                            |
| -------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
| Gift Vault     | Routes fees to a verified X account owner          |
| Buyback & Burn | Uses fees to buy back and burn the token           |
| LP Support     | Uses fees to support protocol-designated liquidity |
| Creator Fee    | Routes fees to the token creator’s wallet          |

Creators can use one vault or combine multiple vaults in a single launch.

### Mixable Fee Routing

Creators can split fee routing across multiple vaults.

For example, a creator may choose to route fees toward LP Support, Buyback & Burn, Creator Fee, and Gift Vault at different percentages.

This allows each token to have its own fee-routing design based on the project’s goals.

Presets are also provided to make token creation easier for creators who do not want to manually configure every allocation.

### Future Vaults

Customizable Fees are designed to become more flexible over time.

nad.fun is starting with four official Fee Vaults, but the goal is to support more vault types and more creative fee-routing mechanisms.

Future vaults may support use cases such as community campaigns, creator collectives, protocol integrations, automated project operations, or other experimental mechanics.

we also plan to explore community-built vault ideas in the future. Community-built vaults would require review and approval before being supported in the nad.fun interface.

### Learn more

To understand how each vault works, how allocations are selected, and what rules apply, see:

[\[Fee Vaults & Routing\]](#fee-vaults)


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