> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# FAQ

> Short answers to what people ask first.

## What it is

Short answers to the questions people ask first. Each answer links to the full page.

## Questions

> [accordion] Can I always sell?
>
> Yes, through the site or any program that is not on the blocklist. A sell never pays more than the current fee. During the opening window, a transaction that uses a blocked program is refused, sells included. See [Buy and sell](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/guides/buy-and-sell.md).

> [accordion] Why did my buy cost so much?
>
> A buy in the opening period pays the falling fee, which starts at 99% and drops a little every second down to 1%. Meteora keeps its part of that fee, and the rest goes to the token's holders. None of it goes to Pari. A token page shows the fee now, live.

> [accordion] Do I have to claim my rewards?
>
> Yes, for rewards in SOL. They wait in the token's vault until you claim them on your Portfolio or on the token's page. Unclaimed rewards stay yours, with no expiry. See [Rewards and staking](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/protocol/rewards-and-staking.md).

> [accordion] Is the liquidity really locked?
>
> After migration, yes, and you can check it. See [Liquidity lock](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/protocol/liquidity-lock.md).

> [accordion] Can the fee split of a token change?
>
> Not for a token that has launched. A token keeps the split it launched with. Pari can change the split for new launches only, within set bounds.

> [accordion] Which network does the site use?
>
> Devnet only for now. Nothing on the site uses mainnet.

> [accordion] How do I become an integrator?
>
> Send a [registration request](https://pariprotocol.xyz/integrators/request). Pari answers within 24 hours.

## Next

> [card] [Glossary](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/guides/glossary.md)
>
> The words used across these docs.

> [card] [Risks](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/security/risks.md)
>
> What can go wrong, and what the protocol cannot do.


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