Fees and swaps: what to review before confirming

Before confirming

Fees can come from more than one place

A crypto transaction may involve network fees, service fees, spreads, or third-party exchange terms. Review the final screen carefully and do not treat preview estimates as guaranteed.

This page is educational and does not provide financial advice. Prices, fees, liquidity, and provider availability can change.

A good swap decision starts with knowing which party is charging what.

Providers

Read third-party terms

If a swap routes through a third-party provider, that provider may have its own limits, support process, compliance checks, and refund rules. Save transaction IDs and review details before sending funds.

Do not share seed phrases or private keys with any swap provider or support contact.

Timing

Do not rush stuck transactions

Network congestion, confirmations, and provider queues can delay completion. Avoid trying random recovery tools or duplicate sends unless you understand exactly what they do.