FAQ
You pay the standard TX (miners fees) for all transactions you conduct on the platform.
For ERC20 tokens, it is required that you have at least 0.001 ETH on your wallets. Remember! when sending ERC20 tokens, you are required to hold some ETH as miners fees for transactions. This is also the case for all atomic swaps for ETH & ERC20 tokens.
NOTE: You can easily check the ‘miners fees’ required for each respective coin by simply googling them.
Current mining fees:
Service fee (only withdraw):
ETH: 0%
BNB: 0%
MATIC: 0%
AVAX: 0%
Blockchain fees depend on several factors including network congestion and transaction size (affected when converting crypto from multiple inputs such as faucet earnings or other micro-transactions).
In other words, you may need to pay higher blockchain fees if:
1) The blockchain network is busy or loaded at
the moment. Usually, the fee increases during
sudden blockchain rate fluctuations and major
world events;
2) Your crypto account has a
history of microdeposits. If your account has
large amounts of small deposits, the size of
your transaction will be bigger as it will
consist of many inputs. The bigger the
transaction size, the higher the blockchain fee.
There might be other causes of higher blockchain fees, but we've listed the most common ones.
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FAQ
You pay the standard TX (miners fees) for all transactions you conduct on the platform.
For ERC20 tokens, it is required that you have at least 0.001 ETH on your wallets. Remember! when sending ERC20 tokens, you are required to hold some ETH as miners fees for transactions. This is also the case for all atomic swaps for ETH & ERC20 tokens.
NOTE: You can easily check the ‘miners fees’ required for each respective coin by simply googling them.
Current mining fees:
Service fee (only withdraw):
ETH: 0%
BNB: 0%
MATIC: 0%
AVAX: 0%
Blockchain fees depend on several factors including network congestion and transaction size (affected when converting crypto from multiple inputs such as faucet earnings or other micro-transactions).
In other words, you may need to pay higher blockchain fees if:
1) The blockchain network is busy or loaded at the
moment. Usually, the fee increases during sudden
blockchain rate fluctuations and major world
events;
2) Your crypto account has a history
of microdeposits. If your account has large
amounts of small deposits, the size of your
transaction will be bigger as it will consist of
many inputs. The bigger the transaction size, the
higher the blockchain fee.
There might be other causes of higher blockchain fees, but we've listed the most common ones.