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Who pays the network fee?

The network fee is paid by you and is deducted from the amount you enter, not added on top.

When you enter an amount, the fee is shown directly beneath it, so you see the exact net figure before confirming.

Example

You request 100 USD and the network fee is 1 USD. 100 USD leaves your balance and 99 USD arrives in your wallet.

Oddie adds no commission of its own. The fee is entirely the network's, and it varies by network and by congestion at the time.

Choosing a network on small withdrawals

The 10 USD minimum is the same on every network, but the fee is not. On a high-fee network like Ethereum, that fee can consume a large share of a small withdrawal.

On smaller amounts, TRON (TRC20), Polygon or Solana will noticeably increase what actually reaches you.

If the fee exceeds the amount you want to withdraw, the request cannot be created.

Updated on: 06/08/2026

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