because you transfer funds to exchange, the 3rd-party processor (perfectmoney) will charge a fee.
for example, you transfer 100 to me, but I only received 95, the fee is 5.
if you withdraw, exchange will charge you a fee, ortherwise they can't live. and in order to avoid the withdrawal fee is too abrupt, thay have to disperse a few fees into the deposit cost.
above example, you deposit 100, and fund your account 95 balance, exchange has not yet charged your fees so far. but when you withdraw, you will be charge 10, and the 3rd-party processor (perfectmoney) will charge 5, and finally received 80.
enter 100 and exit 80, if exchange do not dismember the cost, you will see the 20% fee of withdraw!! but in fact exchange just charge you 10, the other half is not in their bowl. so almost exchange will shift part of the fee to deposit.
the same example, exhcange will charge you 5 both deposit and withdraw, then you will see you are charged 10%. this looks very comfortable.
As per I know about perfectmoney is "
the sender pays the transaction fee which is 1.95% and if the accounts are verified than the fee is 0.5%"
So if I want to send $100 than I must have a balance of $101.95 in my account. But if I have only $100 then I have to minus the fee and send the amount.
In btc-e case, If I send $100 by paying 1.95% fee, then btc-e will deduct another 10% and will add $90 to my account. So in total 11.95% as fee.
The exchange is not receiving any short fund, for which they need to take 10% deposit fee. We are paying the 3rd party fee..
Btc-e or c-cex or which ever the exchange is just robbing us in the form of depositing fees.
An exchange is already taking trading fees (0.20%) for every trade we execute and they also takes withdrawal fees..
But in my opinion, all exchanges are robbing us in the form of depositing fee.