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BTC: 10 kr per transfer, about 30 minutes
0 of ten cashiers on the map pay out over BTC. On 200 kr the fee is 5.00 % of the amount.
Play at the best crypto casinoBTC: the price of the way out
A transfer over BTC costs 10 kr and confirms in about 30 minutes. Among the map's seven roads it is number 6 counted on fee. None of the cashiers on the map pays out over it, but it is covered here because it is used on the way in.
The fee belongs to the road, not to the cashier. No operator can lower it and no bonus pays it back. Of two hundred kronor, 10 kr is 5.00 per cent; of two thousand, the same fee is 0.50 per cent. The price does not follow the amount, which is why the choice of road hits hardest whoever withdraws least.
Coins that normally travel here: Bitcoin (BTC). The network name has to match the address. The same coin exists on several networks, the addresses look alike, and an amount sent over the wrong road does not come back — the network did exactly what it was asked to do.
30 minutes of confirmation is the network's time, not the cashier's. How long a cashier takes to process a withdrawal before it is even sent sits in its own terms, is not measured here, and is the one step in the whole chain for which nobody publishes a figure.
The figures
- Fee per transfer
- 10 kr
- Usual confirmation time
- 30 min
- Share of 200 kr
- 5.00 %
- Share of 2 000 kr
- 0.50 %
- Cashiers paying out here
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- Coins usually sent here
- Bitcoin
No cashier on the map pays out this road
BTC appears in the deposit lists but none of the ten cashiers names it as its road out. The page stays because the road is used in the other direction, and the fee is the same both ways.
The address belongs to this road alone
An address shown under BTC receives transfers on BTC and nothing else. The same coin sent on another road lands on that other chain, is recorded there, and never appears in the cashier's balance — no fee comparison protects against that mistake.