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# Bridge Fees from XRPL transfers

### **What is a Bridge Fee?**

* A Bridge Fee is a fee that a user pays for each bridge transfer. 
* A bridge transfer requires 2 transactions: Send transaction on the source chain and Receive transaction on the destination chain. The bridge fee is paid with the Send transaction. 
* The bridge fee does not include a gas fee. You will pay for gas yourself. 
* The fee is paid in the same token that you transfer.

### **XRPL Fee**

* Bridge Fee for XRPL is **0.1%** of the transfer amount. For example, if you transfer 1000 SOLO, you will pay 1000 SOLO \* 0.1% = 1 SOLO. 
* The bridge fee does not include the XRPL transaction cost. You will pay for it yourself.

## **FAQ**

### **Do I need to pay for the Receive transaction on XRPL?**

No. When you click the “Receive” button on the bridge interface, you don’t pay any fees for it. Exceptions:\
If you don’t have a Trust Line with the token that you send to XRPL wallet, you will have to complete a transaction for Trust Line creation. [Read more](https://xrpl.org/trust-lines-and-issuing.html#creation) about Trust Lines on XRPL.

### **Will there be an Allbridge Staking on XRPL?**

No, Allbridge Staking will not be available on XRPL. 


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