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# Dynamic pool fees for partner protocols

## What are dynamic pool fees?

In the context of the USDFI financial ecosystem, partners receive a customizable share of fees collected. This does not impact the fee paid by users, but rather the distribution of the collected fee. By default, 80% of the fee goes to the USDFI protocol and 20% to the DAO. However, partners can negotiate a proportion of the fee for themselves in advance. 

For example, if a partner agrees to receive 50% of the collected fees, then half of the vLP 0.3% or sLP 0.04% fee will go to them, with the remaining 50% being distributed between the DAO and protocol.


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