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# Usage Fees

### Fee Structure

ANTI-RUGPULL will only charge after the whole task is completed. There are no charges during the task creation and task running stages. Fees are only generated when a user-created ANTI-RUGPULL task is triggered. After a task successfully confirms on the blockchain and the execution result is "Success," the smart contract automatically deducts 2% of the user's acquired assets as the usage fee. In other words, if the task execution result is "Failure," no usage fee will be charged.

### Example Illustration

User A creates a task with the trading pair CAKE/USDC. When the task is successfully triggered, the smart contract helps users acquire 100 USDC through automatic trades. In this case, the smart contract deducts 2% of 100 USDC, which equals 2 USDC, as the usage fee. Therefore, the user receives 98 USDC after the deduction (100 USDC - 2 USDC).

Similarly, if the task fails to confirm on-chain due to various reasons, no usage fee will be charged.

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