Every trade you place on Solana costs a fee. With Banana Gun, part of that fee can come back to you through a system called Banana Bonus.
You do not need to change how you trade to use it. The cashback runs in the background on every trade you already make.
What You Pay in Fees on Solana
Banana Gun charges 1% on Solana trades. That rate applies to manual buys, sells, and the other order types available on the chain.
ETH manual buys and limit orders sit at a separate 0.5% rate, but that is a different chain with its own fee schedule.
The 1% fee on Solana is the number every other part of this system builds from. Cashback, rewards, and the revenue share all trace back to fees actually paid.
Nothing about that fee changes based on trade size or token. It applies the same way across the Solana venues you already trade on.
How Banana Bonus Cashback Works
Banana Bonus takes the fees you paid on Solana and returns a portion of them. It is not a full refund, and it was never designed to be one.
The bot applies a multiplier between 0.05 and 1 to your paid fees. At the low end, you get back a small slice of what you paid. At the high end, the multiplier climbs toward 1, and the closer it gets, the more of that fee comes back.
That is a wide range, and where you land inside it depends on the bot's own calculation, not a fixed rate you can predict ahead of time.
You can see the full mechanics behind that structure in this explanation of how Banana rewards accrue without requiring a stake.
Fees you already pay are the input, and the multiplier decides how much of that input comes back to you.
The 40% Revenue Share Behind It
Cashback and rewards both draw from the same pool. Banana Gun sets aside 40% of bot revenue after referrals are paid out.
That 40% figure is not 40% of every fee collected. It is 40% of what remains once referral payouts are already covered.
This pool is what funds Banana Bonus and the wider rewards system that sits alongside it. Rewarded $BANANA is bought from the open market rather than created from nothing.
It ties the reward system to actual market activity instead of an arbitrary allocation someone decided on paper.
Who Actually Qualifies
Two eligibility rules control this system. You need at least 50 $BANANA to qualify for rewards at all.
Only unlocked tokens accrue. If your $BANANA sits locked, it stays outside the reward calculation until it is unlocked.
There is no published schedule for when rewards are calculated or when they land in your account. Check the bot directly for your current standing rather than assuming a fixed cadence.
They decide whether you see any reward activity at all, regardless of how much you trade.
Claiming Rewards and Getting Started
Once your accrued rewards reach 0.1 SOL, the claim is gasless. You do not pay a network fee to pull that balance out.
On Solana, rewards pay out in SOL, not in $BANANA. That keeps the payout simple and liquid once you claim it.
Access to the bot itself is non-custodial. You sign in through Privy using Google, Twitter, or Telegram, and your keys stay yours the entire time.
Nothing here is a promise of profit. Cashback returns a share of fees you already paid, and rewards depend on eligibility rules you control by holding 50 $BANANA or more.
If you want to see the fee and cashback structure in action, start trading and check your account for the current numbers.