Understanding crypto trading fees

By CardCashGo Editorial Team ·

Crypto wallet and blockchain illustrating network fees

Crypto transactions can involve more than one fee. Knowing which is which helps you compare the real cost.

Network fees

Paid to the blockchain network (miners or validators) to process a transaction. They vary with network demand. For customer USDT-TRC20 sends and escrow releases, CardCashGo’s admin-funded TRX wallet covers TRON network costs within funding limits. Customers do not need TRX; if funding is unavailable, a send may wait.

Platform service fees

Charged by the platform. On CardCashGo, platform withdrawal fees are $1.00, $1.50 or $3.90 depending on the amount, and deposits are free. Customer USDT-TRC20 sends also incur a separate $1.50 sending fee in addition to those tiers. The sending fee does not apply to deposits, P2P trades, BTC or ETH sends. Verified admin accounts pay neither the platform withdrawal fee nor the USDT sending fee.

Trading fees

On CardCashGo P2P trades, the buyer pays 3%; the seller pays no trading fee.

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