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# Fee Structure

All fees applied across Fractit's index markets products — in one place.

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### DFMREIT fees

| Fee              | Rate            | When Applied                                                  |
| ---------------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Subscription fee | 0.50%           | At the time of primary market token issuance                  |
| Redemption fee   | 2.50%           | Deducted from payout at the time of token burn                |
| Management fee   | 0.25% per annum | Accrued daily and reflected in the NAV                        |
| AMM trading fee  | 0.25% per swap  | Applied on every secondary market swap — paid entirely to LPs |

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### Notes

* All fees are disclosed in transaction confirmations before you confirm any action.
* The subscription and redemption fees are deducted before token issuance or payout calculation.
* The management fee is not charged separately — it is accrued daily and reflected in the NAV per token.
* The AMM trading fee is not retained by Fractit. It is distributed entirely to Liquidity Providers.
* FX conversion margin may apply when subscribing in USDC, as underlying shares are denominated in AED. The conversion rate and margin are displayed transparently at the time of subscription.


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