Fees at a glance
Many wallet actions have no service fee. Check the amount and any fee shown in-app, before you confirm. This page explains the main charges; individual services may have their own terms.
Free actions and participation
- Deposits — the app does not deduct a deposit fee. The sending wallet or exchange may charge its own fee. Deposits must meet the minimum shown on the Receive screen and pass the required confirmations and screening.
- Sending to Telegram users — internal transfers are free. A transfer to an existing user is credited immediately; for a new recipient, the funds wait until they open the bot.
- Checks — creating, sharing and claiming are all free.
- Personal invoices — the payer pays exactly the requested amount, the requester receives all of it.
- Giveaway participation and prizes — entering and receiving a prize are free. The organizer sees the prize amount and any selected filter costs before launch.
Costs shown before confirmation
- Channel subscriptions — the plan form shows the current fee, if any, and how much the channel owner receives from each payment.
- Withdrawals — every on-chain withdrawal carries a flat network fee that depends on the asset and network (e.g. 4 USDT on TRC-20, 3 USDT on BEP-20, 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 confirmed quote applies while it remains valid — see rates and limits.
- Additional deposit addresses — your first address on each network is free. An additional active address has a flat creation fee, for example $5. Check the fee for the selected network on the Receive screen — 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.
Fees for repeated blocked destinations
Ordinary withdrawal screening has no separate fee. Repeated attempts to withdraw to blocked addresses may incur a screening charge. The current fee is $0.5. Read any fee warning before making another attempt. The screening charge is separate from the withdrawal network fee and can apply even when a withdrawal is rejected. If you think an address was blocked by mistake, contact support.
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