# Object

import { ExampleResponse } from "components/ExampleResponse"; import { AttributeTable } from "components/AttributeTable";

When Horizon returns fee stats, it uses the format below.

Note: The `fee_charged` represents the actual fee paid for the transaction, while `max_fee` represents the maximum bid the transaction creator was willing to pay for the transaction.

 \- ATTRIBUTE -

* last\_ledger `string`

  The last ledger’s sequence number.
* last\_ledger\_base\_fee `string`

  The base fee as defined in the last ledger.
* ledger\_capacity\_usage `string`

  The average capacity usage over the last 5 ledgers (0 is no usage, 1.0 is completely full ledgers).
* fee\_charged `object`

  Information about the fee charged for transactions in the last 5 ledgers.Hide child attributes

  * min `string`

    Minimum fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * mode `string`

    Mode fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p10 `string`

    10th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p20 `string`

    20th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p30 `string`

    30th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p40 `string`

    40th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p50 `string`

    50th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p60 `string`

    60th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p70 `string`

    70th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p80 `string`

    80th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p90 `string`

    90th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p95 `string`

    95th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p99 `string`

    99th percentile fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
* max\_fee `object`

  Information about max fee bid for transactions over the last 5 ledgers.Hide child attributes

  * min `string`

    Minimum (lowest) value of the maximum fee bid over the last 5 ledgers.
  * mode `string`

    Mode max fee over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p10 `string`

    10th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p20 `string`

    20th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p30 `string`

    30th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p40 `string`

    40th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p50 `string`

    50th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p60 `stri` ng

    60th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p70 `string`

    70th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p80 `string`

    80th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p90 `string`

    90th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p95 `string`

    95th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.
  * p99 `string`

    99th percentile max fee charged over the last 5 ledgers.

```bash
{
  "last_ledger": "28444678",
  "last_ledger_base_fee": "100",
  "ledger_capacity_usage": "0.2",
  "min_accepted_fee": "100",
  "mode_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p10_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p20_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p30_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p40_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p50_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p60_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p70_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p80_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p90_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p95_accepted_fee": "100",
  "p99_accepted_fee": "10000",
  "fee_charged": {
    "max": "100",
    "min": "100",
    "mode": "100",
    "p10": "100",
    "p20": "100",
    "p30": "100",
    "p40": "100",
    "p50": "100",
    "p60": "100",
    "p70": "100",
    "p80": "100",
    "p90": "100",
    "p95": "100",
    "p99": "100"
  },
  "max_fee": {
    "max": "16000",
    "min": "100",
    "mode": "100",
    "p10": "100",
    "p20": "100",
    "p30": "100",
    "p40": "100",
    "p50": "100",
    "p60": "100",
    "p70": "100",
    "p80": "100",
    "p90": "100",
    "p95": "100",
    "p99": "10000"
  }
}
```


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