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This page lists the standard rates your end users pay. Fees are charged only when a user moves value — crypto to fiat, or fiat to crypto. There is no fee to hold a Spritz account. Every fee is quoted before the user commits. See Fees for how the fee appears in a quote or deposit response, and how you can subsidize it.

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How a fee is calculated

Each fee has two parts: a percentage of the transaction amount, and a minimum per-transaction amount. The fee charged is whichever is greater.
The rate is additive. Start from the base rate, then add every adjustment that applies — the rail used, the token and network, and the size of the transaction. The minimum is the largest of the base minimum and any minimum an adjustment sets.

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United States and Canada

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Crypto to fiat

The base rate is 0.5%, with a $2 minimum. Adjustments apply on top. By rail By token and network Stablecoins on low-cost networks are the cheapest way for a user to pay. If you choose which network to present, defaulting to USDC on one of the no-adjustment networks keeps your users’ fees lowest. By transaction size
RapidPay (rtp), same-day ACH (ach_same_day), and push to card (push_to_card) cost an additional 1% on weekends and US bank holidays.Each user gets one free instant transaction per month, up to $1,000, exempt from that 1% instant-rail adjustment and from the weekend and holiday surcharge. Standard fees still apply.

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Fiat to crypto

The base rate is 1%. Adjustments apply on top. Instant release is available on linked bank on-ramps in the United States only. A user who takes it pays 2% in total.
A high-priority deposit can be only partially instant. The +1% applies to the instant portion alone — the portion released after settlement stays at the 1% base rate. That is why one deposit returns both instantPublishedFeeUsd and regularPublishedFeeUsd. See Fees.

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Other supported countries

These rates apply to users in Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom. These rates are genuinely flat: no rail, token, network, or transaction-size adjustments apply outside the US and Canada.

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Worked examples

  • Base rate: 0.5%
  • ach_standard: no adjustment
  • USDC on Base: no adjustment
  • Regular size: no adjustment
Rate is 0.5% and the minimum is $2.max(0.5% × $2,000, $2) = $10
  • Base rate: 0.5%
  • bill_pay: +0.5%, minimum $4
  • Non-USDC on Arbitrum: +0.5%
  • Regular size: no adjustment
Rate is 1.5% and the minimum is $4.max(1.5% × $1,500, $4) = $22.50
  • Base rate: 0.5%
  • ach_standard: no adjustment
  • BTC on Bitcoin: +1.5%, minimum $5
  • Regular size: no adjustment
Rate is 2% and the minimum is $5.max(2% × $150, $5) = $5, because 2% of $150 is only $3.
  • Base rate: 1%
  • Instant release: +1%
Rate is 2% and the minimum is $2.max(2% × $500, $2) = $10
  • Base rate: 1%
  • Released after settlement: no adjustment
Rate is 1% and the minimum is $2.max(1% × $100, $2) = $2, because 1% of $100 is only $1.
The two portions price separately:
  • Instant portion: 2% × $200 = $4 (instantPublishedFeeUsd)
  • Settlement portion: 1% × $300 = $3 (regularPublishedFeeUsd)
Total fee is $7.

Fees

How fees are quoted, returned, and subsidized.

What we support

Networks, tokens, rails, and regions.