Crypto payment gateway fees and pricing

No. The 1.0% covers everything on the payment side — no conversion loss, no transfer or consolidation fee, no reserve, no markup on network costs. Getting money out adds no Paymos percentage, only a subsidised network fee — less than the chain charges for that transfer.

Yes, down to 0.3%. No threshold unlocks it — we set a lower rate on request, and you can ask on day one.

Yes. Each project sets how much of the fee the customer covers, from 0% to 100%. The default is 0%, so the fee is yours; at 100% you receive the invoice amount in full. The customer always sees one total, never a fee line.

No fee. We only charge on invoices that were paid and accepted into your balance.

A finalized blockchain payment is not reversed through a card-scheme chargeback. A refund is a new outbound blockchain transaction initiated by the merchant, not a reversal of the original payment.

Not on the way in. The gas for collecting your funds is already inside the 1.0%. On the way out you pay the network fee for the route you send on — subsidised, so it lands under the chain's own price — and no Paymos percentage beside it. Tron is the dearest route today; the exact amount appears before you confirm.

The same token the invoice was paid in. If a customer pays 100 USDT, we keep 1.00 USDT and your balance shows 99.00 USDT. When the split doesn't land exactly on a unit the token can express, the difference falls your way — the quoted rate is a ceiling, never a floor.

Nothing is charged. The invoice closes, and the rate comes out of a payment — an invoice that was never paid has nothing to take it from.