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# LIT Fee Credits

The LIT Fee Credits program is designed to support market participants making use of Premium Accounts that have not yet committed to staking. Instead of staking the full amount required for a higher discount tier, users will be able to buy Credits, which will count toward a desired fee and latency tier. 

For example, a participant with 100,000 LIT staked may use an additional 200,000 staked LIT via LIT Fee Credits to qualify for the next staking tier.

#### How it Works

Participants must acquire LIT if they do not already hold it and navigate to the LIT Fee Credits section on the Staking page. There, they can select the desired credit amount and duration, which determine the applicable trading tier. Upon confirming an L1 signature and completing the upfront LIT payment, the selected tier is activated.

All proceeds from the LIT Fee Credits program are distributed to LIT stakers. The upfront fee is streamed as daily rewards over the full duration of the access period.


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