Topic: transaction fee (Read 397 times)
Fees is not depending on walllet, for fee is same, if fee ethereum is 0.01 but you just have 0.005, you can't withdraw your ethereum.
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in every confirmation of my transaction , should i pay transaction fee in every block ??
hey is there transaction fees for every block??
i think security is important , if we use more secured wallet ...our trasactions are safe ,
if we used low secured wallets just because of low price … it may effect on our transactions ..!!
if we used low secured wallets just because of low price … it may effect on our transactions ..!!
All transactions have their fee, for each different charge you will be asked for different rates
how to choose the high secured and well network provided wallets for the good transaction ...!!
i think the transaction fee doesn't matter ...we get more secureness and fast transactions ....
i think the transaction fee doesn't matter ...we get more secureness and fast transactions ....
Transaction fee is depend on coins, different coins have different fees, because of their security, prices and network. some coins have zero fees for transaction, withdraw and deposit.
Transaction fees are a fee that spenders may include in any Bitcoin transaction. The fee may be collected by the miner who includes the transaction in a block.
if we paid MORE transaction fee for a high secured wallet and for a good network !!, then is there any chances for the unconfirmed transactions ??
The chances of not having a confirmation are already super low (the mempool is quite empty). If you pay more, the chances will be probably nill (while you will get a confirmation in the next 1-2 blocks).can I get confirmation at a time or ,, always get the confirmation in next 1-2 blocks ...
if we paid MORE transaction fee for a high secured wallet and for a good network !!, then is there any chances for the unconfirmed transactions ??
The chances of not having a confirmation are already super low (the mempool is quite empty). If you pay more, the chances will be probably nill (while you will get a confirmation in the next 1-2 blocks).
if we paid MORE transaction fee for a high secured wallet and for a good network !!, then is there any chances for the unconfirmed transactions ??
Sending Bitcoin to an address requires a transaction fee. The recommended fee moves up and down depending on how busy the network is.
If you're curious why the network becomes busy is because the miners can't include all transactions due to the limited blocksize which causes the amount of unconfirmed transactions to increase. When unconfirmed transactions stack up due to lack of blocks the future senders will increase their transaction fee so they can be confirmed quicker and that causes the recommended fee to rise up.
From my experience Bitcoin wallets from exchanges are the only wallets that charge a fixed fee cmiiw.
Transaction size can also be a factor in an increased transaction fee which is already explained by seoincorporation.
The network is a part of it because there are days where the network is not busy and if the network is not busy it means there's less unconfirmed transactions.
If you're curious why the network becomes busy is because the miners can't include all transactions due to the limited blocksize which causes the amount of unconfirmed transactions to increase. When unconfirmed transactions stack up due to lack of blocks the future senders will increase their transaction fee so they can be confirmed quicker and that causes the recommended fee to rise up.
From my experience Bitcoin wallets from exchanges are the only wallets that charge a fixed fee cmiiw.
Transaction size can also be a factor in an increased transaction fee which is already explained by seoincorporation.
it may cause on transaction processing ? and the network also a part of it 
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Putting in more fees will speed up the process of your transaction (confirmation time) but it's not guaranteed to be included in the next block. If you want to save transaction fees I recommend using a segwit address. ?The network is a part of it because there are days where the network is not busy and if the network is not busy it means there's less unconfirmed transactions.
is there any transaction fee are provided in deposite ,withdraw or any administration charges will applies for every transaction ??
is it the transaction fee dependiing on wallets?
is it the transaction fee dependiing on wallets
? The transaction fees depend on the weight of the transaction. If you only have 1 input and 1 output the fees will be the smallest one, but if you have lot of inputs and outputs, then the fees will be bigger.
Lets imagine you want to pay $100, if you use only one bill, then the fees will be small, if you pay it with 4 $20 bills and lots of coins, then the fees will be bigger. To know how many fees you should use, there is https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/ Hope that helps.
Is the business charge based on wallets?
should I pay different type of amount of transaction fee in different wallets ?
should I pay different type of amount of transaction fee in different wallets ?
no because you are making a transaction on bitcoin network not on that business website! so your fee is determined based on bitcoin network and wallets are all designed in a way to estimate what is the most appropriate amount of fee that you should pay.
IMPORTANT: don't confuse "accounts" such as Coinbase account, or your account on exchanges with a bitcoin wallet. they are NOT wallets so they charge a different type of fee based on their business model.
Administration? the forum administration? the forum doesn't have anything to do with transaction fees, its the bitcoin network itself that provides on how much you are going to pay with your transactions.
Is the business charge based on wallets?
Withdrawal fees? that depends on the exchange or web wallet that you use, they varies.should I pay different type of amount of transaction fee in different wallets ?
If your transaction is only one, you only need to pay the amount they are recommending and yes they have their own rates for the fee. 
it may cause on transaction processing ? and the network also a part of it ?
?Sorry, I don't understand what you mean.
You can use the easy way I explained with Electrum or you can search and read how the internals work. You may also consider asking on your local board.
is there any transaction fee are provided in deposite ,withdraw or any administration charges will applies for every transaction ??
is it the transaction fee dependiing on wallets?
is it the transaction fee dependiing on wallets
? The recommended transaction fee (per bytes) depends on how busy the network is in the moment you send the transaction.
The total fee depends on how big your transaction is, which usually means that if your money consists in a lot of small deposits you'll pay more for the transaction. It's not related on the amount transferred.
You can use lower than the recommended fee (per byte), but your transaction may take longer to be processed.
You can use high fee (per byte) and your transaction probably will be processed in the next block.
And yes, it depends on the wallets too. And also on the settings in the same wallet. Some wallets have fixed fee (old wallets, some web wallets), some wallets estimate better or worse the fee you need for the transaction, some wallet settings are better, some not depending on how busy the network is at a certain time.
It sounds complicated, but if you use a wallet like Electrum (in preferences make sure you have checked Edit Fees Manually and Use Replace-By-Fee) you can look at a website like https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx maybe add a few extra satoshi to their recommended fee/byte and you are good. (And if you've got it wrong, you can use replace-by-fee, although in 99% of the cases you won't need that).
it may cause on transaction processing ? and the network also a part of it
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Is the business charge based on wallets?
should I pay different type of amount of transaction fee in different wallets ?
should I pay different type of amount of transaction fee in different wallets ?
is there any transaction fee are provided in deposite ,withdraw or any administration charges will applies for every transaction ??
is it the transaction fee dependiing on wallets?
is it the transaction fee dependiing on wallets
? The recommended transaction fee (per bytes) depends on how busy the network is in the moment you send the transaction.
The total fee depends on how big your transaction is, which usually means that if your money consists in a lot of small deposits you'll pay more for the transaction. It's not related on the amount transferred.
You can use lower than the recommended fee (per byte), but your transaction may take longer to be processed.
You can use high fee (per byte) and your transaction probably will be processed in the next block.
And yes, it depends on the wallets too. And also on the settings in the same wallet. Some wallets have fixed fee (old wallets, some web wallets), some wallets estimate better or worse the fee you need for the transaction, some wallet settings are better, some not depending on how busy the network is at a certain time.
It sounds complicated, but if you use a wallet like Electrum (in preferences make sure you have checked Edit Fees Manually and Use Replace-By-Fee) you can look at a website like https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx maybe add a few extra satoshi to their recommended fee/byte and you are good. (And if you've got it wrong, you can use replace-by-fee, although in 99% of the cases you won't need that).
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