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0.5% per payment. No monthly fee.

No setup fee either. Here is the rest, down to the network fees.

You pay 0.5% of each payment you receive. It is taken when the payment is credited to your balance. There is no setup fee and no monthly fee.

What each side pays

WhatWho paysHow much
CoinsFlow feeYou0.5% of each payment, taken as it is credited
Network fee to pay an invoiceYour customerWhat their wallet adds, on top of the invoice
WithdrawingYouA fee in the coin, shown before you confirm, taken on top of the amount
Moving money between your own merchantsNobodyFree, done at once
Signing up, invoices, the API, webhooks, test modeNobodyFree

An example. A customer pays an invoice of 100.00 USDT. 99.50 USDT is credited to your balance and 0.50 USDT is our fee. The network fee for sending it is your customer's, on top of the 100.00.

How fast the money is yours

NetworkPaid afterWithdrawable
Bitcoinabout 10 minutes (1 confirmation)at once
Litecoinabout 2.5 minutes (1 confirmation)at once
BNB Smart Chainabout 15 secondsabout 15 seconds later
Ethereumabout 2.5 minutesabout 4 minutes later

Bitcoin and Litecoin payments are seen seconds after your customer sends them. They count as paid at the first confirmation, whatever their size, and can be withdrawn straight away. TRON is paused for now.

What your customers pay to send

Network · coinsNetwork fee
Litecoin · LTCVery low: usually a fraction of a cent
BNB Smart Chain · BNB, USDT, USDCVery low: cents or less, paid in BNB
Ethereum · ETH, USDT, USDCVaries: paid in ETH, and a token transfer costs more than plain ETH
Bitcoin · BTCVaries with how busy the network is

The network fee is your customer's, on top of the invoice. For the lowest fees, offer Litecoin or BNB Smart Chain.

Smallest withdrawal

CoinSmallest withdrawal
Bitcoin0.00001 BTC
Litecoin0.0001 LTC
Ether0.0002 ETH
BNB0.0005 BNB
USDT1 USDT
USDC1 USDC

You withdraw to your own address on the same network, by hand or automatically: when your balance reaches an amount you choose, or once a day or a week. A withdrawal's fee is shown before you confirm; if sending it would cost more than that, it is not sent and the amount and fee go back to your balance.

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Questions

Are there monthly fees?

No. You pay 0.5% of the payments you receive, and a fee on each withdrawal that covers its network cost. Signing up, invoices, the API, webhooks and test mode cost nothing.

Is the fee taken from every payment, even a small one?

Yes. 0.5% of each payment is taken as it is credited to your balance. A payment of 100.00 USDT puts 99.50 USDT in your balance.

Who pays the network fee when a customer pays?

The customer. Their wallet adds it when they send, on top of the invoice amount.

What does a withdrawal cost?

A fee in the coin you withdraw, shown before you confirm. It covers every network cost of the withdrawal, including any transaction needed to bring your coins together first. Through the API, pass the quoted fee as maxFee: if the fee has gone up in the meantime, the withdrawal is refused with 409 fee_changed and nothing is taken.

Does a fee change touch invoices I already made?

No. Each invoice keeps the fee that was in force when it was created.

Can I be paid out in dollars?

No. You withdraw the coin you were paid in, to your own address on the same network. There are no bank payouts and no conversion between coins.

Can I try it without paying anything?

Yes. Add "test": true when you create an invoice and simulate the payment. No money moves, the same signed webhooks arrive, and test invoices cost nothing: up to 500 a day per merchant.