> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.oneclick.fi/oneclick/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.oneclick.fi/oneclick/tokenomics/fees.md).

# Fees

**Fees for Vaults (** [Farming Vaults & Structured Products](/oneclick/products/farming-vaults-and-structured-products.md))

The fees charged by the farming vaults are to be determined on an individual basis and published on a separate vault page (for example Optimism vault's [Fee Structure](/oneclick/products/farming-vaults-and-structured-products/yield-farming-vaults-on-optimism/fee-structure.md))

The estimated ranges are the following:

* Management fee: 0-2%
* Performance fee: 0-20%
* Entry fee: 0-1%
* Exit fee: 0-1%

**Fees for Zaps (** [One-Click Zaps](/oneclick/products/one-click-zaps.md))

One Click Crypto will charge a "convenience fee" for each zap transaction. The fee will vary depending on the number of 1CC tokens held by the transacted user. 

* Default Zap fee: 0.01-0.85%
* Rebalancing fee: 0.01-0.85%

The fees are charged as a % of transaction volume. 

The fees are exclusive of gas fees, slippage, or additional costs charged by 3rd party protocols. 


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