What is the deposit fee, and is it cheaper for large amounts?
A flat 0.5%, no tiers: the same price from the 35 USDT minimum up to any amount. Deposit 100 and you pay $0.50; deposit 5000 and you pay $25.00 — small and large users get the same rate, so there is no need to deposit more just to reach a bracket. The standard rate applies to every amount with no automatic brackets (enterprise / team accounts can apply for a custom rate separately).
In this business, a tiered rate is more often a trap than a favor: either the rate climbs as the amount grows, quietly penalizing larger customers, or only one tier is shown up front while a second charge is slipped in at the card end or the withdrawal end. So we removed the tier variable altogether — the USDT deposit fee is a flat 0.5%, with no tiers: the 35 USDT minimum and a single 5,000 deposit are charged exactly the same rate.
The point of a single price isn't that some bracket is cheaper; it's that you no longer have to do that piece of arithmetic — no amount to hit, no bracket to work out, no depositing money you don't need yet just to bring the rate down. There is one number, and you can compute what lands in your balance yourself: deposit amount x 99.5%.
One price, from the minimum deposit up to any amount
| Deposit amount (USDT) | Fee rate | Fee (USDT) | Amount credited (USDT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 35 (minimum) | 0.5% | about 0.18 | 34.82 |
| 100 | 0.5% | 0.50 | 99.50 |
| 500 | 0.5% | 2.50 | 497.50 |
| 1000 | 0.5% | 5.00 | 995.00 |
| 5000 | 0.5% | 25.00 | 4975.00 |
So the answer to "is it cheaper for large amounts" is: the standard rate is the same 0.5% for every amount and is never bracketed by deposit size — small depositors are not overcharged, and large depositors don't have to reach a threshold first to get a good rate. Custom rates for enterprise / team accounts are a separate application, assessed case by case.
The deposit fee is charged once, at the deposit step, with no second segment hidden elsewhere
Take the deposit fee on its own: the fee overview lists four items — the deposit fee, the card-issuance fee, a 2% service fee on the card-issuance limit, and 2% on card top-ups — covering every step of the ordinary deposit → issue → spend path, each stated plainly, with no monthly fee. The deposit segment is 0.5%, full stop, and there is no undisclosed second segment that surfaces only after your money arrives.
How much to deposit depends only on your real usage
- No threshold to reach: every amount pays the same rate, so deposit what you actually expect to spend on issuing and topping up cards over the coming period.
- No need to hoard funds either: the platform balance is used only for issuing cards and topping up cards, and if you genuinely need to exit, that runs through the account closure flow, for which the platform charges a flat $2 per payout (the on-chain transfer fee is already included) and applies a minimum payout threshold — at least $12 on TRC20 and at least $3 on ERC20.
- High-volume enterprise / team accounts can apply for a custom rate separately; it is never granted automatically based on how much you deposit.
You don't have to do the math yourself: the deposit page calculates the fee and the credited amount in real time from the amount you enter, so both figures are visible on one screen before payment — confirm the credited amount, then pay.