> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mesha.fun/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Fees & Limits

> Trading costs nothing. Here's the fine print on everything else.

## The only number that matters

Mesha takes **no cut of your trades**. Zero. The multiplier on the tile is your entire economics: hit it and you collect stake × multiplier, miss it and the stake is gone. There is no taker fee, no hidden spread, no fee schedule to memorize — the grid is the price.

## Moving money in and out

**Coming in.** Deposits themselves are free on Mesha's side. If your stablecoins travel through a bridge or a swap on the way, those third parties charge their usual small toll, plus network gas.

**Going out.** Withdrawals carry a small fee that covers network gas. Cashing out into other assets or onto other chains (Ethereum, Base, Solana, and more) may add modest bridge or swap costs from the providers involved.

<Note>
  You always see the all-in total on the confirmation screen **before** approving anything. No surprises after the fact.
</Note>

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</Frame>

## Account tiers

How much you can put on a single tap — and stack on a single tile — grows with your account history:

| Tier         | Per tap     | Per tile   |
| ------------ | ----------- | ---------- |
| New accounts | up to \$5   | up to \$25 |
| Standard     | up to \$10  | up to \$50 |
| VIP          | up to \$100 | —          |

## Why the caps are conservative (for now)

Mesha's market-maker network is young and scaling. Keeping early limits modest buys four things at once:

* multipliers stay deep and stable for everyone on the grid
* capacity is reserved so every active trader can get filled
* makers can quote aggressively without eating outsized single-tile risk
* the market stays orderly when volatility rips

Every tier's ceiling rises as liquidity providers scale up. The caps are a launch posture, not a philosophy.

## Fair play

<Warning>
  Patterns that look like oracle gaming, coordinated rings, or other manipulation can get an account's limits cut.
</Warning>

Detection is still being tuned, and an unusual-but-honest strategy can occasionally trip a false positive. If that's you — contact support, a human will review it, and the filters get better for everyone.