Because network fees fluctuate based on how busy the blockchain is, we provide two ways to check them:
How to Check Crypto Withdrawal Network Fees
When you withdraw cryptocurrency to an external wallet, a network fee (often called a "gas fee") is applied. These fees are not kept by Coinstash; they are paid to the blockchain’s miners or validators to process your transaction.
Because network fees fluctuate based on how busy the blockchain is, we provide a way to check the network fee at the time of the transaction.
Check the Live Fee During Withdrawal (Mobile App)
While a full list isn't currently viewable in a single menu within the mobile app, you can see the exact fee for any specific coin before you commit to the transaction:
Tap Withdraw and select Crypto.
Choose the coin you wish to withdraw and enter the destination address and amount.
On the Review or Preview screen, the app will display a clear breakdown of the Network Fee and the final amount you will receive.
The fee will only be deducted if you tap Confirm.
💡 Why do fees change?
Network Congestion: If many people are using a network (like Ethereum) at the same time, fees will rise.
Asset Type: Sending a simple Bitcoin transaction usually costs differently than moving a complex DeFi token.
Speed: Coinstash estimates these fees to ensure your transaction is processed by the network in a timely manner.