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# Tax / Fee Breakdown

## OTSea Platform

### Platform Fees

1% platform fee on all orders, collected when the order is settled.

Platform fee is reduced to .3% if the user is holding 50k $OTSEA or more, on EVM chains only.

All platform fees are used to buy and burn $OTSEA.

## $OTSEA

4/4 tax. The tax can only be lowered. Tax is also on transfers.

2% treasury/marketing/operations

2% burns $OTSEA

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Operations and marketing taxes to be used on:

* Servers, subscriptions, and infrastructure
* Social Media Presence / Long Term Partners
* Team / Resource Expansion
* Contracted Dev Work
* Buybacks/Burns
* LP Injections
* Exchange Listings


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