Article Reference Summary

- The MSX fee structure is based on the official page: RWA spot buy orders 0.3%, sell orders fee-free, and using MSX for fee deduction gives a 25% discount (paying 75% of the fee); crypto-to-crypto trading 0 fees; cross-chain bridge 0.1%. These figures were updated on 2026-08-18 and come from the MSX official fee page.
- Contract trading has maker fees of 0.02% and taker fees of 0.045%, with a 10% discount (paying 90% of the fee) when using MSX for fee deduction; these fees apply to contract products and are separate from RWA spot, crypto-to-crypto, and cross-chain bridge fee schedules.
- Tokenized U.S. stock dividend distribution and automatic smart contract fee deductions need to be verified separately: first check the official fee schedule, then check transaction hashes and events on a block explorer, and finally compare the credited amounts.
- As of this writing, the input did not provide specific tokenized U.S. stock contract addresses, on-chain deduction transaction hashes, or dividend distribution examples, so this article does not fill in specific figures and only gives a verification path.
- If the official fee schedule and on-chain records disagree, priority should be given to confirming with the latest official documentation and verifiable on-chain events together, and record the block height and cutoff date.
Path for Verifying MSX Fees and Smart Contract Deductions

Verification should follow five steps: official fee schedule, contract address, block explorer, credited amount, and discrepancy comparison. The complete path is below.
- Obtain the MSX fee schedule from official documentation or the product page, and record the fee tiers, applicable scope, and update date.
- Find the corresponding tokenized U.S. stock contract address.
- Query dividend distribution events, transfers, and deduction transaction hashes on a block explorer.
- Compare the official fee schedule with the actual on-chain deduction amount, noting that gas fees and platform service fees may be listed separately.
- If there is a discrepancy, cross-check third-party data sources or community disclosures, and note the data cutoff time and block height.
How to Find the Official MSX Fee Schedule?
Open the MSX official website or product page and locate the fee description or fee explanation section. The currently verifiable MSX fee data from the official page are: RWA spot buy orders 0.3%, sell orders fee-free, MSX deduction gives a 25% discount (paying 75% of the fee); crypto-to-crypto trading 0 fees; cross-chain bridge 0.1%; contract maker fee 0.02%, taker fee 0.045%, MSX deduction gives a 10% discount (paying 90% of the fee). Record the page update date as the official fee information update time of 2026-08-18, and save the original link. If the page is updated later, the latest release shall prevail.
How to Use a Block Explorer to Check Dividend Credits and Deduction Records?
First obtain the corresponding tokenized U.S. stock contract address. You can look up the contract address for that underlying in official documentation or on the product page, then query relevant transaction hashes on a block explorer. Focus on three types of events: dividend distribution events, transfer events, and deduction events. Note that platform service fees and on-chain gas fees may be listed separately. If only a total deduction is shown, continue looking for a breakdown in contract events or official disclosures. When there is no contract address, do not guess any figures.
How Do Fee Standards Differ for Different Tokenized Underlyings?
Different underlyings may be subject to different fees and billing rules, so each product page should be checked individually. The current input only contains MSX brand-level fee items and does not list separate fees by underlying, so it is impossible to determine whether a particular underlying's dividend fee is exactly the same as spot, contract, or cross-chain bridge fees. When verifying, users should not directly apply RWA spot or contract fees to all tokenized U.S. stocks, but should check the specific explanation for that underlying.
Data Standards, Sources, and Boundaries
- Data is as of 2026-08-18, sourced from verified fee fact items on the MSX official fee pages (https://msxgo.com/zh-hans and https://msx.com/zh-hans); this article does not perform any fee conversion or extrapolation.
- This writing did not obtain specific tokenized U.S. stock contract addresses, on-chain deduction transaction hashes, dividend distribution events, or credit records, so the main text does not include any specific dividend or deduction figures.
- Official rules may be updated, and on-chain data may lag due to block confirmation delays or contract upgrades; readers need to cross-check multiple sources themselves.
- This article is not investment advice; tokenized U.S. stocks carry price volatility, liquidity, and smart contract risks. Please refer to the latest official documentation and actual on-chain records.
- This site's MSX RWA is an independent third-party media outlet with no commercial relationship with MSX, and does not provide platform traffic diversion, rebates, or fund services.





