--- title: "Fee inputs and schema" url: "https://d9awyx7m9zmryg2.productfruits.help/en/article/fee-inputs-and-schema" language: "en" last_updated: "2025-09-04T11:27:33.665Z" --- # Fee inputs and schema Our platform introduces an Enhanced Subscription Model, which integrates advanced investor input options and diversified fee structures. This feature is designed to offer issuers and investors a more tailored and efficient investment experience. In this article we will outline both the types of investor inputs and fee schema’s we can accommodate. ## Tailored Investor Input Methods To cater to diverse investment strategies, we've expanded the investor input methods. Issuers now have the flexibility to select the most suitable option: - **Token Quantity:** The traditional method, allowing investors to simply specify the number of tokens they wish to purchase with the system calculating the appropriate amount to pay considering the price. - **Net Investment Amount**: The investor defines the quantity of money that wish to invest (without fees) - **Amount to pay (gross investment)** The investor defines the quantity of money that wish to invest, including the fees ## Fee Structures Our platform now supports various fee types to match different investment approaches: **Fixed Fee**: A stable, pre-set fee, independent of token quantity or investment amount. Total Payable = Investment Amount + Fixed Fee **Percentage Fee on Total Payable**: A dynamic fee calculated as a percentage of the total amount payable. Total Payable = Investment Amount + (Total Payable × Percentage Fee) **Percentage Fee on Investment Amount**: A fee based on a percentage of the net investment amount. Total Payable = Investment Amount × (1 + Percentage Fee) ## Detailed explanation of Investor Inputs Below , you can find a more detailed explanation of investor inputs and how they interact with the different fee methods. **Investor Inputs Token Quantity**: In this scenario, the investor starts by specifying the number of tokens they wish to purchase. For example, if they choose to buy 100 tokens at an investment amount of $500: - With a **Fixed Fee** method, a flat fee (e.g., $20) is added, making the total amount payable $520. - With a **Percentage of Amount to Pay** method, the fee is a percentage of the final payable amount.   For instance, if this percentage is 11.11% (to make the math easy), the fee would be $55.56, leading to a total payment of $555.56. - With a **Percentage of Investment Amount** method, the fee is a percentage of the $500 investment. If this is 10%, the fee would be $50, totalling $550. **Investor Inputs Investment Amount:** When the investor chooses the investment amount first, the process is similar to the above, but the token quantity is predetermined. The amount in this instance refers to the **token amount.** For instance, if investing $500 for 100 tokens: - The **Fixed Fee** remains at $20, making the total $520. - The Percentage of Amount to Pay at 11.11% leads to a fee of $55.56 and a total of $555.56. - The Percentage of Investment Amount at 10% leads to a fee of $50 and a total of $550. **Investor Inputs Amount to Pay**: In this case, the investor specifies the total amount they are willing to pay, and the system adjusts the token quantity and investment amount accordingly. For a total payment of $500: - With a **Fixed Fee** of $20, the system calculates the investment amount as $480 for 96 tokens. - With a **Percentage of Amount to Pay** at 11%, the investment amount is adjusted to $444.44 for 89 tokens, as the fee becomes $55.56. - With a **Percentage of Investment Amount** at 10%, the investment amount is slightly higher ($454.55 for about 90.91 tokens) as the fee is calculated based on this amount, leading to a total of $500. Each of these options offers unique advantages, catering to different investment strategies and preferences. They provide transparency in fee calculations and flexibility in investment decisions, ensuring a user-friendly experience. Below you can find a table explaining the above. | **Investor inputs** | **token quantity** | Fee method | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | *Fixed* | *% amount to pay* | *% investment amount* | | | | Inputs/outputs | *Token quantity* | **100** | **100** | **100** | | *Investment amount* | 500 | 500 | 500 | | | *Fee* | 20 | 55.55555556 | 50 | | | *Amount to pay* | 520 | 555.55555556 | 550 | | | **Investor inputs** | **investment amount** | Fee method | | | | *Fixed* | *% amount to pay* | *% investment amount* | | | | Inputs/outputs | *Token quantity* | 100 | 100 | 100 | | *Investment amount* | **500** | **500** | **500** | | | *Fee* | 20 | 55.55555556 | 50 | | | *Amount to pay* | 520 | 555.55555556 | 550 | | | **Investor inputs** | **amount to pay** | Fee method | | | | *Fixed* | *% amount to pay* | *% investment amount* | | | | Inputs/outputs | *Token quantity* | 96 | 90 | 90.90909091 | | *Investment amount* | 480 | 450 | 454.5454545 | | | *Fee* | 20 | 50 | 45.45454545 | | | *Amount to pay* | **500** | **500** | **500** | | ## Selecting the Appropriate Fee Schema Choosing the right fee structure is crucial and should align with your investment product's nature and strategy: - **Fixed Fee**: Ideal for those seeking a predictable fee structure. - **Percentage on Total Payable**: Best suited for investments where fee alignment with the overall investment value is preferred. - **Percentage on Investment Amount**: Optimal for investments where fees are desired to be proportional to the net investment. ## Configuration Contact your Customer Success Manager or the Support team for more information.