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Axiom Trade Fees: Tiers, Cashback & Code

Axiom Trade fees explained: the 1% spot fee, SOL cashback tiers, perps, and Solana priority fees. See what code 'thanks' discounts and what it does not.

By TradeOnAxiom Editorial Updated September 15, 2026 Published January 15, 2026 3 min read

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What you pay on an Axiom trade
Axiom fee tiers and SOL cashback
Perpetuals (Hyperliquid) fees
Withdrawals and staking
What code ‘thanks’ changes
Sources
Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answer

Axiom Trade charges a 1% gross platform fee on spot trades, with part of it returned as SOL cashback — from 0.05% at the entry Wood tier up to 0.25% at Champion. Solana network, priority, and MEV/bribe fees are separate. Code 'thanks' takes 10% off Axiom's platform fee only.

What you pay on an Axiom trade

Every Axiom spot trade has two kinds of cost: Axiom’s platform fee, and the Solana transaction costs that any on-chain trade pays. Only the first one is Axiom’s, and only the first one is affected by an access code.

Cost	Who charges it	Typical amount	Discounted by 'thanks'
Platform trading fee	Axiom	1% gross, minus tier cashback	Yes — 10%
Solana base fee	Solana network	A fraction of a cent	No
Priority fee	You, in fee settings	0.001 SOL default	No
Bribe / MEV tip	You, in fee settings	0.001 SOL default	No
Slippage	The market	Set by your tolerance	No

The 0.001 SOL priority-fee and bribe defaults are the values Coin Bureau reports; both are adjustable, and during busy launches you will often raise them so trades actually land.

Axiom fee tiers and SOL cashback

Axiom’s platform fee is 1% gross on spot trades — the same headline rate as Photon, BullX, GMGN, and Trojan. Part of that is returned to you as SOL cashback, and the share grows as you move up the tier ladder:

Tier	Multiplier	Net fee	SOL cashback
Wood	1×	0.95%	0.05%
Bronze	2×	0.90%	0.10%
Silver	2.5×	0.875%	0.125%
Gold	3×	0.85%	0.15%
Platinum	3.5×	0.825%	0.175%
Diamond	4×	0.80%	0.20%
Champion	5×	0.75%	0.25%

Two things Axiom does not publish: the trading volume needed to reach each tier, and exactly how a referral discount stacks with tier cashback. Treat anyone quoting a precise “effective fee” for a specific tier plus a code as guessing.

Worked example: a 1 SOL buy at Wood tier

Platform fee: 1% of 1 SOL = 0.01 SOL gross, of which 0.0005 SOL comes back as cashback.
Priority fee + bribe at defaults: 0.001 + 0.001 = 0.002 SOL.
Solana base fee: negligible next to the above.

So the fixed per-transaction costs (priority + bribe) matter far more on small trades. On a 0.1 SOL buy they are 2% of the trade by themselves, on top of Axiom’s fee — which is why tiny copy-trade sizes bleed money.

Perpetuals (Hyperliquid) fees

Axiom’s perps run on Hyperliquid. Axiompedia cites Axiom’s fee documentation as listing 0.01% per transaction on Axiom’s side, with Hyperliquid’s own maker/taker fees charged separately under Hyperliquid’s schedule.

Withdrawals and staking

Axiom is non-custodial: you either create a wallet through Axiom or connect one such as Phantom. Withdrawing is an on-chain transfer that pays a normal Solana network fee. If you use axiSOL liquid staking, Coin Bureau reports a 0.1% withdrawal fee and a 5% fee on staking earnings.

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What code ‘thanks’ changes

Sign up with access code thanks and Axiom’s platform trading fee is reduced by 10%. It is applied once at registration and stays on the account — there is nothing to re-enter per trade.

It does not reduce priority fees, bribes, Jito tips, Solana base fees, or slippage. See the access code page for how to apply it.

How to actually pay less

• Trade larger, fewer positions — fixed priority fees and bribes punish tiny sizes.
• Only raise priority fees when trades are failing, not by default.
• Keep a SOL buffer so failed transactions do not force panic retries at higher fees.
• Tier cashback rewards volume; do not overtrade just to chase a tier.

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Sources

Fee figures were checked in September 2026 against Coin Bureau’s Axiom Trade review and Axiompedia’s fee guide, which cites Axiom’s own fee documentation. Axiom can change its fee schedule at any time — confirm inside the terminal before trading size.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Axiom Trade charge per trade?

Axiom charges a 1% gross platform fee on spot trades. At the entry Wood tier, 0.05% of that comes back to you as SOL cashback, so the net fee is 0.95%. Higher tiers return more, down to a 0.75% net fee at Champion.

Is Axiom Trade free to use?

Opening an account costs nothing and neither of the reviews we checked mentions a subscription. You pay per trade: Axiom's platform fee plus the Solana network, priority, and bribe fees on each transaction.

How do Axiom fee tiers work?

There are seven tiers — Wood, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, and Champion — each returning a larger share of the 1% fee as SOL cashback. Axiom does not publish the volume needed to reach each tier.

Does code 'thanks' discount priority fees or slippage?

No. The 10% discount applies to Axiom's platform trading fee. Solana network fees, priority fees, MEV bribes or Jito tips, and slippage are set by the network and your own settings, so no code reduces them.

What are Axiom's fees on perpetuals?

Perps on Axiom route through Hyperliquid. Axiompedia cites Axiom's fee documentation as listing 0.01% per transaction on Axiom's side, with Hyperliquid's own maker/taker fees charged on top.

Are there withdrawal fees on Axiom?

Axiom is non-custodial, so moving SOL or tokens out is an on-chain transfer that pays a normal Solana network fee. Coin Bureau reports a separate 0.1% withdrawal fee for axiSOL liquid staking, plus a 5% fee on staking earnings.