> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pivy.me/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pivy.me/basics/fees/gas-fees.md).

# Gas Fees

## Sponsored Gas

With PIVY, **you**, as the **receiver**, don't need to worry about gas during withdrawal. Most PIVY transactions are **gas-free** as PIVY ***sponsors*** the gas for common payment assets and we’re adding more! Support may expand to new assets as **demand grows** or through future **partnerships**.<br>

If a token isn’t eligible or the sponsor limit (*currently unlimited*) is reached, PIVY automatically uses your [**dedicated gas account**](#pivy-gas-account) to cover withdrawal gas fee, ensuring every withdrawal completes smoothly **without revealing your main wallet**.

For the full list of supported tokens, check the *list* below.

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**Assets supported on all chains:**

* Native coins
* Stablecoins (USDC, USDT)
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**Assets&#x20;*****only*****&#x20;available on Sui:**

* Sui
  {% endtab %}

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## PIVY Gas Account

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Each user also gets a dedicated **PIVY Gas Wallet**.\
It’s your backup for rare cases where:

* The token you’re using isn’t eligible for sponsored gas
* The daily sponsor limit has been reached (*if any*)

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You can refill your PIVY Gas Account anytime with native coins for future withdrawals.
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