Fees

1% per trade ($0.25 minimum under $95), plus the trade's network cost, usually under a cent, shown as Network on your receipt. Token-account rent is never charged.

The same fee applies to buys and sells, whether you trade from a group card or in your DM.

The trading fee

1% of the trade’s amount.
Trades under $95 pay at least $0.25. For example, a $25 buy pays $0.25.
The smallest buy is $2.

The fee is taken inside the trade, from the USDC you spend on a buy or from what you receive on a sell. There is no separate charge.

The network cost

Every trade pays the blockchain a small network fee. Prysm adds it to the trade at the price it costs when the trade is quoted, and shows it as Network on your receipt. On Solana it is usually under a cent, shown as "<$0.01". When you sell a token that sits on another chain, it also covers the gas paid on that chain.

Token-account rent is never charged to you. Solana needs a small deposit to open an account for each new token; Prysm pays it and gets it back when the account closes.

Where you see it

On the trade panel, the last line is your slippage limit, like Slippage up to 10%.
On your receipt, the exact amounts for that trade, for the $25 buy above: Fee $0.25 · Network <$0.01

What isn’t a Prysm fee

Slippage. The price can move between the quote and the fill. Your slippage limit (set in /trade → Trade settings) caps how far.
Cross-chain costs. Trades that move between chains include the bridge’s own cost in the price you are quoted.
Deposits. Converting a deposit to USDC has no Prysm fee; its network and bridge costs come out of the deposit. See Deposits & Withdrawals.
Withdrawals. No Prysm fee. Opening a USDC account at a Solana address that has none comes out of the amount, and the review shows it.

Sending to another Prysm user

Sending USDC to another Prysm user by @username costs 0.5% of the amount (minimum $0.10), paid on top of the amount. The confirm screen shows the fee and the total. See Send to Other Users.