Topic: bitcoin transaction fees (Read 985 times)
I believe that it partially depends on which wallet you use and beyond that, it depends on how fast you want your transactions to be processed
Depends on your volume and transaction sizes.
I think coinbase pays them for you
I think coinbase pays them for you
Well, just to put it put there, coinbase pays the fees for you!
http://bitcoinfees.com/ has some good info about fees and how they are calculated. found it on a google search.
Oh, it was updated, nice!
i still don't quite get it, this stuff has always confused me quite a bit.
thank you for posting that site. i have always been a bit nervous about sending the right amount.
http://bitcoinfees.com/ has some good info about fees and how they are calculated. found it on a google search.
Oh, it was updated, nice!
http://bitcoinfees.com/ has some good info about fees and how they are calculated. found it on a google search.
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
No!
Only senders pay the fee
I have exchanged 0.03 btc with some person with paypal he said he paid 1$ fee for that is it true.
It is possible if the transaction consists of large amount of "dust inputs".
I think you are right I have some dust inputs. Will this problem clear after this transaction or continue.
Thank you for the link.
I did not know it and it is really useless for new comers.
I am always sending without fees when I transfer from one of my wallet to an other (could take a few weeks to proceed), but I also always send normal fees to other people.
I do not know about your wallet, but most wallet calculates it automatically.
I do not know about your wallet, but most wallet calculates it automatically.
All I can say is: don't send with less than recommended fees if you need to make a payment sooner than later.
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
No!
Only senders pay the fee
I have exchanged 0.03 btc with some person with paypal he said he paid 1$ fee for that is it true.
If he wants to do Exchange converssion from BTC to USD and withdraw the 4$ USD, the 1$ is not unreallistic
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
No!
Only senders pay the fee
I have exchanged 0.03 btc with some person with paypal he said he paid 1$ fee for that is it true.
It is possible if the transaction consists of large amount of "dust inputs".
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
No!
Only senders pay the fee
I have exchanged 0.03 btc with some person with paypal he said he paid 1$ fee for that is it true.
what are the transaction fees for bitcoins. HOw to calculate them. Are they depends on wallets. I am using multibit.
0.0001 BTC per every 1000 bytes of transaction is recommended fee by Bitcoin-Qt 0.8.x
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
No, only the sender needs to pay the tx fee.
Different wallets may have different default fee setting.
Latest version of Bitcoin-qt is 0.0001 BTC/kb while Electrum is 0.0005 BTC/kb.
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
No!
Only senders pay the fee
what are the transaction fees for bitcoins. HOw to calculate them. Are they depends on wallets. I am using multibit.
0.0001 BTC per every 1000 bytes of transaction is recommended fee by Bitcoin-Qt 0.8.x
will receiver has to pay any fee for receiving
what are the transaction fees for bitcoins. HOw to calculate them. Are they depends on wallets. I am using multibit.
0.0001 BTC per every 1000 bytes of transaction is recommended fee by Bitcoin-Qt 0.8.x
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