Fees at a glance
Most of what you do in the app is free. The exact numbers for the things that do cost something are always shown in-app, before you confirm — this page is the map of where a fee can appear at all.
Free
- Deposits — crypto arriving at your address is credited in full. The only bar is a tiny per-network minimum below which a deposit is ignored as dust; the Receive screen shows it.
- Sending to Telegram users — instant transfers between users are free, whatever the amount.
- Checks — creating, sharing and claiming are all free.
- Payment requests — the payer pays exactly the requested amount, the requester receives all of it.
- Giveaways — no platform fee; you fund only the prizes.
- Channel subscriptions — no fee for channel owners: you receive 100% of every subscription payment. The plan form shows the exact breakdown when you create a plan.
What costs something
- Withdrawals — every on-chain withdrawal carries a flat network fee that depends on the asset and network (e.g. 4 USDT on TRC20, 3 USDT on BEP20, 0.1 GRAM), added on top of the amount. The full table is in withdrawal fees; the Withdraw screen shows the exact figure before you confirm.
- Exchange — no separate fee line. The margin is a 0.6% spread built into the quoted rate (1.1% when neither side is USDT), and the rate you see is exactly what you get — see rates and limits.
- Additional deposit addresses — your first address on each network is free; each extra one costs a flat $5, charged when the address is created — see additional deposit addresses.
- Stars, Premium and gifts — the price shown before you confirm the purchase is final; there’s no extra fee on top of it.
- Merchant API — merchant invoices carry a 3% fee, stepping down to 2.5% with volume: Merchant API fees and limits.
One fee you should never see
Withdrawal addresses are screened against AML databases for free. Only an account that repeatedly submits blocked destinations starts being charged a small screening fee per further blocked attempt — you’re warned by a message from the bot before that starts. Normal use never triggers it.
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