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Review the fees for your product and route, including provider, conversion and network charges.
Top questions.
- What does Swaps cost?Swaps fees: 1% on paid links, 1% of gross USDC for invoice payments, and 1% on payroll payouts where applied. Payment links price by rail. Crypto on Tempo or Relay: payer adds 1%. Bank: 1% is deducted from what you receive. Crypto processing: 1%, paid by your customer. No Swaps fee to hold, receive or send on Tempo. 0.15% for cross-network sends. 1% for bank withdrawals. Network, provider and conversion charges may apply; review the selected quote and terms before approval.
- What does it cost to hold and send money in my wallet?On Tempo: no Swaps fee to hold, receive or send, and a network fee of about $0.03. To another network: 0.15%. To your own bank: 1%.
- Can a price change before I confirm?Yes. Rates, network costs and provider availability move. When they do, the screen refreshes the numbers or stops the route. Swaps never changes the economics silently.
Quick answers
Short answers.
How does Swaps make money?
Where Bridge moves the money, for paying an invoice and payroll, a flat 1% applies. Payment links price by rail. Crypto on Tempo or Relay: payer adds 1%. Bank: 1% is deducted from what you receive. Crypto processing carries 1%, paid by your customer. Wallet: 0.15% for cross-network sends. 1% for bank withdrawals. Bridge bank routes carry a 1% Swaps fee. On card and local-payment routes (Transak, Onmeta) the provider’s price includes a share for Swaps; Stripe routes include none. The Bridge fee is shown on its own line before you pay and on Bridge’s receipt, and the amount shown is always what you receive. Swapping is paused on Swaps while we rebuild it; buying and selling work.
Who pays the crypto processing fee?
Your customer. The 1% is added on top of the amount, so you receive the full amount.
Is there a fee to draft a link?
No. Drafting a payment link is free, with no setup or subscription cost.
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