Axiom guide: fees, cashback and wallet tracking
Axiom brings token charts, research and trading into one terminal. Learn how its fees and cashback work, why the execution price can differ, and what wallet tracking actually does.
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The platform rate is one part of the cost
Axiom’s reviewed schedule lists a 0.95% net fee at Wood and 0.75% at Champion, after cashback. Solana execution costs and changes in the fill price are separate.
Service overview ↓A trading terminal and a wallet
A wallet displays addresses and balances and can sign transactions. A trading terminal adds charts, volume, liquidity and order tools. Axiom is this kind of software; a market observation is separate from an order.
The market-order documentation describes execution settings alongside the trade amount.
Platform fees and cashback
| Tier | Net fee | Cashback |
|---|---|---|
| Wood | 0.95% | 0.05% |
| Champion | 0.75% | 0.25% |
Cashback returns part of the trading charge in SOL according to the account’s tier. A net fee includes that return; it is distinct from an upfront deduction. These figures do not assume every referral discount stacks with tier benefits.
Source: Axiom’s fee schedule.
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| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Platform fee | Charge for using the trading service |
| Network cost | Recording the transaction on Solana |
| Priority fee | Additional payment for processing priority |
| Bribe or tip | Payment associated with the submission and execution route |
These amounts differ from cashback percentages. Network costs are commonly quoted in SOL; percentage fees follow order size. The Solana fee documentation explains the settings.
Why the fill differs from a chart price
A chart price is not a quote for every possible order size. An order can move the price in a thin pool. Slippage is the difference between the expected and executed price; a slippage limit sets the allowed range.
Platform charges, network costs and execution-price changes are separate. One low component does not establish a low total.
Tracking and automatic copying are separate
Wallet Tracker shows buying activity from added addresses while Pulse is open. The official tracker page describes observation, rather than documenting an automatic copying engine.
A visible purchase does not create an order in another account. Entry price, size and costs can differ, so one wallet’s recorded return does not determine a later trade’s outcome.
A simple fee calculation
In an illustrative calculation, a 1% platform charge on a 10 SOL order is 0.1 SOL. This is not a network estimate or an account-specific quote. Cashback and execution payments change the final cost.
A later sale is a separate order with its own charges. One purchase fee does not represent the full round trip.
How to enter a platform
Open the platform with the entry button on this page. Choose a network and search by the token contract address. The token page shows liquidity, volume and wallet activity. To trade, enter an amount and acceptable slippage, then check the final quote.
Axiom service and cost structure
Figures reflect the official schedule on the review date. Account discounts and execution costs are separate.
| Platform | Purpose | Costs and conditions | View platform |
|---|---|---|---|
 Axiom | Token trading and analytics terminal | Trading charges plus network costs | Start Axiom with signup benefits |
Services related to this topic
Axiom combines token markets, limit orders and wallet tracking. Market information and transaction execution are separate parts of the terminal.
- Features
- Token markets, orders and Wallet Tracker
- Cost structure
- Platform fees, cashback and transaction costs are separate items.
Common questions
What is Axiom?
Axiom describes itself as a hybrid trading environment with analytics, orders and wallet tracking.
What are its trading fees?
The reviewed schedule lists net fees of 0.95% at Wood and 0.75% at Champion. Network costs are separate.
Is cashback trading profit?
No. Cashback returns part of a charge. Profit and loss depend on buy and sell prices and total costs.
Does Wallet Tracker automatically copy trades?
The reviewed tracker page describes live buying activity. That alone does not document automatic trade copying.
Is slippage a fee?
No. It is a difference between expected and executed prices. A fee is a stated service or network charge.
Does selling incur another charge?
A purchase and a sale are separate orders, each potentially incurring platform and execution costs.