Fee Structure
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Once you've successfully signed up for AkashicPay, this guide will walk you through the platform's fee structure. It provides a detailed overview of the various fees associated with transactions, including deposits and withdrawals as well as any network-specific charges. Understanding these fees will help you manage your account more effectively, ensuring that you're fully informed about the costs involved in using AkashicPay's services.
0.1% or minimum 0.1 USDT
Address Activation Fee
0.5 USDT
One-time fee on first deposit
Minimum Viable Deposit
1 USDT
Deposits below this are not settled
Deposit fees only apply to secondary addresses () associated with the
transfers between secondaryaddresses () are supported. Deposit and withdrawal fees will be applied as they would in a standard transaction.
Our system will only recognize the official contracts for:
Tron USDT contract address: TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t
Ethereum USDT contract address: 0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7
Deposit fees incurred by will be charged to the .
Note: Any deposits conducted by an under 1 USDT will not be charged a deposit fee and will not trigger a deposit callback.
Note: There is an address activation fee upon first deposit for all End-Client addresses:
0.5 USDT (TRX) for Tron
0.5 USDT (ETH) for Ethereum
Any deposits under 1 USDT will not be settled, hence this activation fee will not be charged as well.
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0.1% or minimum 0.1 USDT
0.1% or minimum 0.1 USDT
Deposit Fee ()
Charged to
Deposit by
Deposit by
Both and have addresses that they may deposit to. In the case of the address we may refer to these as "Primary" addresses as shown on their App and "Secondary" addresses for the . We use these terms to distinguish between the addresses of AkashicPay's two target client types.
Withdrawal fees are subject to and can be found in their .
Note: Any withdrawals initiated through the SDK will enforce mechanism for the . This means that the for withdrawal transactions are handled by the rather than the directly. The instead pays a set by .