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

# Fee Structure

As Retro features concentrated liquidity pools exclusively, the fee tier will vary from pair to pair.

If both tokens of a liquidity pool's pair are whitelisted by Stabl Labs to be staked in gauges and receive $oRETRO emissions rewards, the liquidity providers of that pair will not receive swap fees. The profits expected by the liquidity providers staking on gauges are solely derived from $oRETRO emissions. 

In contrast, veRETRO holders who vote to incentivize a particular gauge with emissions will receive swap fees from the liquidity pair that they voted for. This creates the incentives for veRETRO lockers to vote for the gauges that produce the highest volume in swap fees. The amount of fees earned by veRETRO holders depends on the pool that they vote for. Trading fee distribution is as follows:

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Pools - 

* 78.33% fees to veRETRO voters
* 13% ALM fee 
* 8.67% sent to Overcollateralization (OC) Treasury to increase the yielding power of $CASH<br>
  {% endhint %}

Through this mechanism, the system provides veRETRO holders with the power to incentivize swap fees instead of total liquidity. The destination of $oRETRO emissions is in the hands of the lockers.

If a liquidity pool is not whitelisted to be staked in the gauge, it will receive all the swap fees it generates but have no $oRETRO emissions.&#x20;

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