Networks: same coin, different fee

USDT and similar coins exist on several networks. The exchanger rate is almost the same, but the transfer fee differs tenfold. Kurslog shows which network leaves you with more.

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How the amount you receive is calculated

The formula is simple: received = (amount - network fee) x rate. The fee is charged not by the exchanger but by the network or the exchange you withdraw from. An exchange has its own withdrawal fee per network; from your own wallet (Trust Wallet, Ledger, MetaMask) it is the network fee itself.

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Network hint after choosing an exchange

Pick an exchange in the search settings and a card "Via ... you receive +X" appears above the list with a "Go" button to that network's direction. If you are already on the best network, the card says so. The "All networks" button opens a table: network, fee, received, gain. The same button is on every exchanger card.

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The "Best network" block

Another view of the same idea: a collapsed block above the list with the best network and the gain in its header. Inside there is a "Sending from" switch and network cards tagged "best" and "current". Clicking a card opens that network's direction.

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USDT networks: lower fee, more received