NFTfi Documentation
  • Overview
    • Introduction
    • Our vision
    • FAQ
    • Fees
    • V3 Protocol Upgrade
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    • Listing collateral
    • Listing bundles
    • Accepting loan offers
    • Renegotiating
    • Repaying a loan
    • Refinancing
    • Transferring borrower rights
  • Lend
    • Making loan offers
    • Making private offers
    • Making collection offers
    • Making underfunded offers
    • Cancelling offers
    • Foreclosing
    • Transferring lender rights
  • SDK
    • SDK guide
    • API key request
  • Smart contracts
    • Contract addresses
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  • Protocol fees
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  1. Overview

Fees

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Last updated 7 months ago

Protocol fees

There are no fees for borrowers on NFTfi. The NFTfi service fee for Lenders is 5% of the interest earned by Lenders on successful loans. In the case of a loan default, there is no service fee.

Gas fees for borrowers

A gas fee refers to the fee required to conduct transactions or execute contracts on the Ethereum network. Gas fees are out of our control, and you can monitor them .

Borrowers will pay gas fees for the operations listed below:

  • Approving NFTfi to interact with your NFT (once per NFT collection, except for CryptoKitties (CK), where it must be done for each individual cat as CK isn’t fully ERC-721 compliant).

  • Approving the NFTfi smart contract to spend (repay) wETH, USDC or DAI for the first time (this is a one-time transaction)

  • Starting a loan

  • Repaying a loan

Gas fees for lenders

Lenders pay gas fees for the operations listed below:

  • Approving the NFTfi smart contract to spend wETH, USDC or DAI for the first time (this is a one-time transaction)

  • Foreclose an NFT in case of a borrower default

  • Canceling an offer on-chain (due to security reasons)

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