What you see is what you pay
Every fee is on screen before you confirm — and because we compare providers on the all-in total, the quote you see is already the best one available to you.
The three parts of a crypto purchase
- Provider fee — what the payment provider charges (typically 1–4% for cards, less for bank transfers). Set by them, shown upfront.
- Network fee — the blockchain's own transaction cost. Varies by network; near-zero on Solana/Polygon, higher on Bitcoin/Ethereum.
- Coinvito routing — a small fee already included in the displayed total. If our comparison doesn't beat going direct, we're doing it wrong.
There is no hidden spread added by Coinvito on top of provider rates, and no subscription — you only ever pay per purchase, and only when it succeeds.
Pay less for the same coins
Use bank transfer for big buys
Bank rails usually cost a fraction of card fees. For larger amounts the saving is significant — the comparison shows it automatically.
Pick cheap networks
The same USDC costs less to deliver on Polygon or Solana than on Ethereum. If your wallet supports both, choose the cheaper network at checkout.
Let the comparison work
Provider fees change constantly. Because every quote re-compares the market, you never need to check "which app is cheap this week" again.
Fee questions
Why did my quote change after a minute?
Are card payments really more expensive?
Is there a minimum or maximum?
What if my purchase fails?
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The honest way to check our fees: get a live quote and compare it anywhere else.