Deposit Fee & Wait-Time Calculator
Enter your deposit amount and coin. The calculator ranks every network we've verified from cheapest to priciest, shows the fee as a share of your deposit, and tells you roughly how long each one takes to credit. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
How the numbers are built
Each network's fee band is the wording already published on our network fees and confirmation times pages, verified 2026-06-23 against live block explorers and gas trackers (Etherscan, Tronscan, BscScan, Solscan, mempool.space, BitInfoCharts). The calculator just does the arithmetic — fee as a percentage of your specific amount, and a cheapest-first ranking — instead of leaving you to do that math by hand. We only include a network here once we have a verified figure for it; we don't invent a figure for a chain that page doesn't describe.
Fees move with network congestion
These are typical ranges, not live quotes — a busy Ethereum mempool can push ERC-20 fees above the range shown. For the current fee on a specific chain right before you send, check a live tracker: Etherscan gas tracker or mempool.space for Bitcoin.
Calculator FAQ
Where do the fee and time numbers come from?
Our network-fees page describes each chain's fee in words — “a fraction of a cent”, “low single-digit cents”, “around a dollar … to $20 or more”. The calculator turns those exact phrases into number bands using one stated rule: a fraction of a cent = $0.001–$0.01, cents = $0.01–$0.10, cents to a few dollars = $0.01–$3, around a dollar to $20 or more = $1–$20. Confirmation times are taken straight from the table on confirmations, checked 2026-06-23. A chain appears here only if that page states its fee level — and for the exact cost of one transfer, the block explorer for that chain is the authority, not this table.
Why does the fee change with the amount I enter?
The network fee itself is roughly fixed in USD terms — it depends on the chain, not your deposit size. What changes is the fee as a percentage of your deposit: the same $1 fee is trivial on a $500 deposit but significant on a $10 deposit, so the calculator recomputes that percentage for whatever amount you enter.
Why are only 8 networks listed?
Those are the networks we have verified, sourced fee and confirmation-time data for. We deliberately leave out networks we haven't checked rather than guess — if your coin supports a network not shown here, see the full breakdown on the network-fees page.
Does the calculator send my amount or coin anywhere?
No. It runs entirely in your browser using the published rate tables — there's no server call, account or sign-in involved.
Deposit somewhere that supports the cheap networks
A calculator only helps if the operator actually credits the cheap network for your coin.