> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://eu.support.backpack.exchange/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://eu.support.backpack.exchange/exchange/programs/mad-lads-vip.md).

# Mad Lads VIP

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‍Connect a [**Backpack Wallet**](https://download.backpack.app/BQcg/i4uu9wj4) which holds a Mad Lads NFT to the [**Backpack Exchange**](https://download.backpack.exchange/BQcg/bu8071n9) and qualify for discounted [VIP Tier 1 trading fees ](/exchange/trading-fees.md)on both Spot markets and Perpetual Futures products.

* Fee tiers are updated every hour.
* If your Mad Lads NFT leaves your Wallet, your fee tier will be adjusted accordingly.

A Mad Lads NFT must be held in a Wallet which is linked to the Exchange. See the Rewards menu for instructions on how to link your Wallet.

[See more details about Backpack Exchange trading fees here.](/exchange/trading-fees.md)**‍**

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## Backpack Exchange Trading Fees

The Mad Lads VIP Program rewards users with lower Maker and Taker fees when trading on the [**Backpack Exchange**](https://eu.backpack.exchange/).

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