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Start with a conservative fixed price, then graduate to on-chain oracles once you are ready.
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## Step 6: Convert POL Cost to USDT
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In production we look up the POL/USDT price using Uniswap's Quoter contract and then apply an extra 10-15% margin as insurance. That keeps the relay from being underpaid even if POL appreciates between fee estimation and transaction confirmation.
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You now have a production-grade fee engine that:
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- ✅ Tracks live gas prices and relay minimums.
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- ✅ Queries contract for accurate gas limits.
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- ✅ Uses Uniswap V3 for real-time POL/USDT rates.
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- ✅ Applies thoughtful buffers to avoid underpayment.
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- ✅ Converts POL costs into USDT predictably.
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- ✅ Compares relays and selects the most cost-effective option.
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At this point your gasless transaction pipeline matches the approach we ship in the Nimiq wallet - ready for real users. From here you can integrate oracles, caching layers, and monitoring to keep everything running smoothly.
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Continue with the [Nimiq Developer Center](https://developers.nimiq.com/) recipes to embed the finished fee engine in your dApp UI.
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At this point your gasless transaction pipeline matches the approach we ship in the Nimiq wallet - ready for real users. The next lesson covers USDC transfers using the EIP-2612 permit approval method, showing how different tokens require different approval strategies.
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