A percentage of the amount plus a flat charge. Both are shown before you commit, in the currency you will actually receive. That is the entire price.
No handle. One transaction at a time.
A free handle and a second factor.
Above €250,000 a quarter.
Worked at today’s SEPA to USDT rate. The figure in each column is what lands in your wallet.
Saving row calculated on the 50,000 EUR line.
On-chain settlement carries a network fee, and a correspondent bank on a SWIFT leg may deduct its own charge in transit. Neither is ours and neither is marked up. Where we can estimate them before you commit, we show them next to our own charge.
Volume is the only input, because it is the only thing we know about you. We review quarterly and offer the better rate; nothing is asked of you to qualify and no application exists. If you think you are already there, message the desk and we will look at the handle.
Per transaction, and VIP has none. It covers the fixed cost of a settlement — a wire, a chain fee, an agent trip — which does not scale with size.
Because someone has to hold physical notes in a city, insure them, and be present at a specific hour. The route spread on each pair reflects the real cost of standing ready, and it is published rather than buried.
No. Currency selection does not change our percentage. The rate itself differs because the market rate differs.
Above a quarter of a million a quarter, yes — that is what VIP is. Below it the published tiers are the answer, and they are the same for everyone, which is deliberate.