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# Fees Structure

#### Fees Structure

Lend Bridge operates with a **transparent and minimal fee structure** to ensure fair and efficient lending operations. The fees are structured as follows:

* **Borrowing Fee (1%)**: A small fee charged when users take out a loan. This fee helps maintain liquidity and funds protocol operations.
* **Loan Repayment Fee (0.5%)**: When a borrower repays their loan, a 0.5% fee is applied, ensuring seamless protocol maintenance and continued development.
* **Withdrawal Fee (0.3%)**: Users withdrawing their collateral or loaned funds pay a nominal fee to support network functionality and gas costs.
* **Liquidation Fee (2%)**: In cases where a borrower fails to maintain the required collateral ratio, the protocol automatically liquidates the collateral. A 2% liquidation fee is imposed to compensate for liquidation execution and incentivize liquidators who help maintain system stability.


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