> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.caviarnine.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.caviarnine.com/products-floop/lsu-pool/lsu-pool-fees.md). # LSU Pool Fees Here we collate the fee information from the earlier sections.
ActionFeeInformation
Adding LiquidityfreeNo fee for adding liquidity
Swapping LSUs0.07%0.05% credited to the LSU Pool
0.01% for FLOOP Treasury
0.01% for reserve fee
Removing Liquidity
(for original LSU)		freeNo fee to remove original LSU (if possessing credit receipt)
Removing Liquidity
(for different LSU)		0.07%Same fee as per swapping above for any amount in a different LSU or if not in possession of credit receipt
Removing Liquidity
(different wallet or no credit receipt)		0.07%If you possess LSULP without a credit receipt eg:
- from buying LSULP directly on the market
- from moving LSULP to a different wallet to credit receipt
Instant Unstake of LSU0.20% + slippage

This is effectively a Shape Liquidity product.

You are adding the LSU to the LSU Pool to get LSULP.
Then you are selling LSULP directly in the LSULP/XRD concentrated pool which has fees and potential slippage.

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