Crypto swap fees, plainly. One number to read: what lands.
Every swap pays something: the networks, the service, the market's spread. On Fast, the desk adds it all up for you and shows the coins that land. On Stealth, our fee sits on its own line. Type an amount above and see.
- To read: what lands
- 1number
- Stealth, from
- 2%
- Added after you send
- 0
Every swap pays three costs.
The network fee: what each blockchain charges to move coins. The service's cut: what the swap desk keeps. The spread: the gap between the market price and the rate you get.
Some services print their cut as a percentage and add the rest later. Some fold everything into the rate. Either way, all three come out of what lands.
On Fast, one number.
The desk shows the coins that land, with our cut, the spread and every network fee after your deposit already out. Nothing is added later, nothing is taken on the way.
The desk is the calculator: change the coins or the amount, and the number follows the live market.
Network fees swing by the hour.
Each blockchain prices a transfer its own way (gas, bytes or Energy), and a busy hour can cost several times a quiet one. The only one you pay is your own wallet's fee to send the deposit. Every one after that is in the number you see.
- Bitcoin: Priced per byte of transaction data, and the price is set by how full the mempool is. A busy hour can multiply it.
- Ethereum: Gas used times the gas price in gwei. Hyped mints and airdrop claims push the price up for everyone.
- Tron: USDT transfers burn energy and bandwidth. Without staked resources, the sender pays for them in TRX.
- Solana: A small base fee per signature, plus an optional priority fee that climbs when the network is busy.
On Stealth, our fee on its own line.
When the mule looks after your coins for days, its fee is printed before you send: 2% to 6%, by the day you pick. In dollars:
| You swap | 24 hours, 2% | 7 days, 4% | 30 days, 6% |
|---|---|---|---|
| $100 | $2.00 | $4.00 | $6.00 |
| $500 | $10.00 | $20.00 | $30.00 |
| $1,000 | $20.00 | $40.00 | $60.00 |
| $5,000 | $100.00 | $200.00 | $300.00 |
| $10,000 | $200.00 | $400.00 | $600.00 |
How to compare any two services.
Percentages hide in different places, so compare the one thing that can't hide: what lands. Same coins, same amount, same minute, and count what arrives in your wallet.
Here's how each service shows its fee on its own pages:
| Service | Fee shown | Network fees |
|---|---|---|
| SilentMule | Fast: inside what lands. Stealth: 2% to 6%, printed | Included after your deposit |
| FixedFloat | 1% fixed, 0.5% float | Extra, on top |
| Changelly | 0.25% floating; fixed rate: dynamic, not printed | Listed separately |
| SimpleSwap | inside the rate, may start from 0.2% | Deposit side not in the amount shown |
| StealthEX | inside the estimate, varies | You pay it |
| Godex | says no hidden charges, prints no number | Not stated |
Fees, answered.
Which crypto swap has the lowest fees?
The one that lands the most. A small printed percentage with the network fee added later can land less than one all-in number. Same coins, same amount, same minute: count what arrives.
What does it cost to swap $1,000 of crypto?
On Fast, type it into the desk: it shows what lands, everything already out. On Stealth our fee is $20.00 at 24 hours, up to $60.00 at 30 days.
Are there hidden fees?
No. On Fast, the desk shows about what lands. On Stealth, the fee is on its own line. Nothing is taken after you send.
Is the rate fixed or floating?
On Fast, the amount follows the market until the trade, a few minutes after your deposit counts. On Stealth, the price on your landing day is used.
Do I pay any network fees?
Only your own wallet's fee to send the deposit. Every network fee after it is in the amount you see.
Do fees differ by coin?
On Fast the desk shows each pair's own amount. On Stealth the fee is the same 2% to 6% for every coin.