What it costs
No platform fee, no account fee, no gas. Monvera takes a small routing fee inside the quote you approve — never on top of it.
There is no platform fee, no account fee, and no gas fee. What Monvera does take is a small routing fee on the swap itself, and it is already inside the quote you see before you confirm — never added on top afterwards.
| What | You pay |
|---|---|
| Platform fee | $0 |
| Account fee or subscription | $0 |
| Network (gas) fee | $0 — Monvera sponsors it |
| Monvera routing fee | 0.15%–0.25% depending on which venue wins your trade, inside the quote |
| Trading venue spread | Set by the market, also already in your quote |
| Groves (when live) | $0 to enter, hold, or rebalance — 10% of realized profit, only when you exit |
The routing fee, exactly
Section titled “The routing fee, exactly”Every trade is quoted across all the live venues at once and filled wherever you get the most back. What Monvera takes depends on which one wins:
| Venue | Monvera’s fee |
|---|---|
| Uniswap V4 | 0.25% |
| KyberSwap | 0.15% |
| LI.FI | nothing — LI.FI charges its own 0.25% instead |
The number you see quoted is what you get. The fee is taken out of the output before the quote is shown, so the figure you approve is the figure that lands in your wallet.
There is no minimum order
Section titled “There is no minimum order”You can start with $1, and there is no floor on any single trade — every venue fills any size, including selling a position worth a few cents.
What is true is that very small orders are inefficient. Each holding in a plan settles as its own sponsored transaction, and Monvera pays that gas. On a $2 slice that cost is larger than the trade is worth to anyone. So a small amount buys fewer names rather than many tiny ones — not because anything would be rejected, but because it gets you more per dollar.
What the spread is
Section titled “What the spread is”The gap between the price to buy and the price to sell at that moment. The market sets it, not Monvera, and it is wider on thinly traded names than on the S&P 500. It applies to every trade whatever the size, so it is not a fee you can grow out of.
Why gas is free
Section titled “Why gas is free”Every trade on Robinhood Chain carries a network cost. Monvera pays it for you, so you never fund a separate balance, never hold a gas token, and never see a line item for it.
How Monvera makes money
Section titled “How Monvera makes money”The routing fee above is the business model. It is a share of the swap, it is disclosed in the quote before you confirm, and there is nothing else — no platform fee, no subscription, no payment for order flow, no charge for holding your positions.
Some of that revenue buys back $MONVERA on-chain. The treasury, the exact split, and every buyback transaction are public at monvera.best/buyback.
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