Seven roads, and 135 times the difference in what they take

Withdrawals from the map's cashiers run over seven networks, and the fee difference between the two ends is the largest single figure on the whole site: 0 kr over Solana against 27 kr over ERC-20. Neither figure belongs to an operator. They are the networks' own prices, published by the networks, and no cashier can raise or lower them.

The price does not follow the amount. A fee of 27 kr is 13.5 per cent of two hundred kronor and 1.35 per cent of two thousand. Anyone withdrawing small sums often therefore pays many times what someone withdrawing everything at once pays, and no bonus pays that difference back — a bonus is paid in balance, a network fee in coin.

Confirmation time is the road's other half. A network that confirms in a minute and one that takes half an hour feel like different products even when the fee is identical, and on a coin whose rate moves that half hour is a price as well. What the cashier does before the withdrawal is even sent sits in its own terms and is not measured here.

Which road a cashier pays out over is decided by the second sign on the map. That figure and the minimum withdrawal together decide how much of two hundred kronor actually lands in the wallet: between 197 kr and 200 kr at the ones that open the door, and nothing at all at the 4 that do not.