Routing is the product. The venue keeps the fee.
No multi markup
The routed order path takes the routing recommendation, builds a venue adapter and places the order. There is no fee field, no rebate split and no take rate anywhere in it. What you pay is the venue's own maker or taker fee.
Aggregator cost, passed on
A funding quote returns the provider fee and the network fee the bridge aggregator itself quotes, summed for display. multi identifies itself to the aggregator with an integrator string and adds nothing to the total.
Quotas, not invoices
There is no billing code in the repository — no metering, no plans, no usage charges. What bounds an agent key is its rate limit and its risk policy, both enforced per key on the server.
A fee table nobody can check is just a graphic.
An aggregator asks you to trust that it routes in your interest. That trust has to start somewhere, so it starts here: every figure on this page was read out of the backend before it was written down, and anything the code does not say is marked as not yet decided rather than filled in with a plausible number.
Commercial terms will land eventually. When they do they will be enforced in code first and printed here second, not the other way round.
The fee you pay belongs to the venue.
Routing decides which book fills your order. It does not change what that book charges. These are the maker and taker rates multi records against each venue so the interface has something to show you.
| Venue | Maker | Taker | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperliquid | 0.015% | 0.045% | Constant in the discovery module, written to the symbol registry. |
| Aster | 0.02% | 0.04% | Constant in the discovery module. |
| Lighter | 0.01% | 0.05% | Constant in the discovery module. |
| Pacifica | 0.02% | 0.05% | Constant, annotated in the code as a typical DEX rate rather than a quoted one. |
| Avantis | Per pair | Per pair | Read live from the venue's public pair data — open and close fees vary by market. |
| Pear | — | — | No fee constants are recorded, so multi displays none. |
These are recorded constants, not live quotes, and they are here for orientation rather than settlement. Venues change their schedules, run maker rebates and tier by volume; confirm the rate at the venue before you size on it. Avantis is the exception — its open and close fees are read live per pair.
Two ledgers that already work, and what they do not promise.
Points and referrals are real code with real tables behind them. Neither one pays out yet, and pretending otherwise would be the easiest thing on this page to get wrong.
Points
Volume is scored one for one and written to a per-account ledger the moment a fill reports back. The leaderboard reads from it directly.
- Formula
- 1 point per $1 of recorded trade volume
- Recorded on
- Filled orders that report a volume back
- Written to
- A points ledger plus a running total per account
- Ranked by
- points · volume · PnL · ROI
- Default page
- Top 50
- Volume is recorded on Hyperliquid and Aster fills today. The equivalent call on the Lighter path is commented out in the adapter, so Lighter volume does not currently score.
- There is no published conversion. Points are a ranking, not a claim on a token, a rebate or a future distribution — and this page will not imply otherwise until the code says so.
Referrals
Your code is your username. Someone enters it once, the link is recorded on their account, and the count is yours to see.
- Your code
- Your username, uppercased
- Prerequisite
- An account with a username set
- Attribution
- One referrer per account, permanently
- Tracked
- Usage count and the ten most recent referrals
- Validation
- A public endpoint that checks a code is real and active
- Linking is one-way and one-time: an account that already has a referrer is rejected rather than reassigned.
- Attribution only. No revenue share, fee rebate or payout is implemented anywhere in the referral service — the code records who introduced whom and stops there.
The quota is the price.
Nothing meters an agent key into an invoice. What bounds it is a per-minute rate limit by call class and a risk policy that starts tight and only loosens when the key's owner loosens it.
Every one of these is per key and overridable per key. Execution stays off entirely until the owner enables it.
The questions a missing price list raises.
So what does multi cost right now?
The venue fee on whatever venue your order lands on, plus the bridge and gas costs if you funded margin cross-chain. There is no multi markup in the routed order path and no billing code in the repository. If that changes, it will change here first.
Why isn't there a pricing table with tiers?
Because there is nothing behind it yet. Publishing a $49 tier that no code enforces would make this page a work of fiction, and the whole argument for an aggregator is that you can check what it does. Commercial terms will be published when they are real.
Are the venue fees on this page authoritative?
No. They are the maker and taker constants the discovery layer records against each symbol so the interface has something to display. Avantis is the exception — its fees are read live per pair. Always confirm the rate at the venue before sizing on it.
Who holds my margin?
Each venue does. Margin sits in your account at Hyperliquid, Aster, Lighter, Pacifica or Avantis, and multi signs against it with venue credentials that are stored encrypted and decrypted only to sign. Bridging in is a route into your venue account, not a deposit with multi.
Is the API free while it is in this state?
There is no metering and no invoice. The real limits are per key and per minute — 600 reads, 60 executions, 30 swaps — alongside the risk policy caps that default to $100 an order and $500 a day until an owner raises them.
What do points and referrals get me?
Position on a leaderboard and attribution on an account. Nothing else is implemented. Both exist so that the accounting is already in place when a programme is announced.
Trade it before anyone asks you for a card.
The terminal, the SDK and the MCP server are all live against the same routing engine. When there is a price to publish, it will appear on this page with the code that enforces it.