Blockchain transaction fees by network

Blockchain transaction fees in My Wallet by network: typical costs for transfers, tokens, swaps, staking, NFTs, and domains on TON, TRON, Solana, EVM chains, HyperEVM, and Bitcoin.

A transaction fee is the network cost for processing an on-chain operation.

This fee is not paid to My Wallet or to the recipient. It goes to the blockchain network according to that network’s rules.

The final amount depends on the network, the type of operation, and sometimes the current network load. My Wallet shows the estimated fee before you confirm the transaction. On the transfer screen, tap Info to see more details.

Predictable and market-based fees

Different blockchains calculate fees in different ways:

Mostly predictable fees — TON, TRON, Solana. These networks use protocol rules or resource models that usually make common operations easier to estimate. The fee may still differ by operation type, smart contract, recipient status, or optional priority fee.
Market-based fees — Ethereum, EVM networks, HyperEVM, and Bitcoin. Fees can change depending on network demand, gas price, transaction size, and contract complexity. The ranges below are only a reference.

Always use the fee shown on the confirmation screen as the final source of truth.

Typical network fees

All amounts are shown in the network’s native fee token — the same unit you see in My Wallet before confirming.

For TON, TRON, and Solana, the table shows typical costs for common operations. For Ethereum, EVM networks, HyperEVM, and Bitcoin, it shows approximate ranges as of May 2026.

Network

Send native coin

Send token

Swap

Stake / unstake

NFT transfer

Domain / DNS

TON

~0.01 TON

~0.1 TON

~0.3 TON

~0.15 TON

~0.1 TON

~0.2 TON

TRON

0 TRX or ~0.3 TRX

~6.5 TRX or ~13 TRX

~25 TRX

~3 TRX

~15 TRX

—

Solana

0.000005 SOL

~0.000005 SOL+

0.000005 SOL+

—

Ethereum

~0.00002–0.00006 ETH

~0.00006–0.00015 ETH

~0.00015–0.0005 ETH

~0.0001–0.0004 ETH

~0.0001–0.00045 ETH

—

Base

~0.0000003–0.000005 ETH

~0.000001–0.000015 ETH

~0.000003–0.00004 ETH

~0.000002–0.000015 ETH

~0.000005–0.000025 ETH

—

BNB Chain

~0.00003–0.00017 BNB

~0.00005–0.0003 BNB

~0.0001–0.0005 BNB

~0.00005–0.0003 BNB

~0.0001–0.0006 BNB

—

Arbitrum

~0.000001–0.000008 ETH

~0.000002–0.000012 ETH

~0.000004–0.000025 ETH

~0.000002–0.000008 ETH

~0.000005–0.00002 ETH

—

Hyperliquid / HyperEVM

usually low, paid in HYPE

—

Bitcoin

~150–600 sats

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The Swap column shows network gas only. When you swap through the built-in My Wallet aggregator, a 0.875% service fee is also applied to the swap amount.
TRON — free bandwidth: each account receives about 600 bandwidth points per day. A simple TRX transfer usually uses about 267 bandwidth points, so around 2 free TRX transfers per day may be possible without burning TRX.
TRON — TRC-20 transfer to an address that already has this token (for example, USDT): about 64,000–65,000 energy. If the sender has no available energy from staking or renting, this usually burns about 6.4–6.5 TRX.
TRON — first TRC-20 transfer to a recipient address that does not yet hold this token: about 130,000 energy. Without available energy, this usually burns about 13 TRX.
Solana — base transaction fee: a standard transaction pays 0.000005 SOL (5,000 lamports) per signature. During high load, an optional priority fee may be added for faster confirmation. For token transfers, if the recipient does not yet have an associated token account for that token, creating one may require an additional rent-exempt SOL deposit. The “+” in the table marks operations where a priority fee or rent-exempt deposit may apply on top of the base fee.

Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum use ETH for gas. BNB Chain uses BNB. Hyperliquid / HyperEVM uses HYPE for gas. These networks do not have one fixed price for every operation: the final fee depends on gas price and transaction complexity.

Bitcoin fees are also variable. They depend on the transaction size and the selected sat/vB rate. A typical SegWit transfer of about 141 vB at 1–4 sat/vB is roughly 150–600 sats in total.

Gasless transfers on TON and Solana

My Wallet supports gasless transfers on TON and Solana for selected tokens.

Examples include USDT (TON), NOT, HMSTR, and DOGS on TON, as well as USDC, USDT, and other supported ecosystem tokens on Solana.

When a transfer is gasless, the network fee is covered from the token being sent. You do not need a separate TON or SOL balance for that fee.

Learn more: Gasless transfers on TON and Solana.

Swap service fee in My Wallet

When you swap through the built-in swap aggregator in My Wallet, the total cost may include:

network gas, and
a 0.875% service fee on the swap amount.

Lower aggregator fees are available when you stake MY. Learn more in What is MY token?.

For a full breakdown, see How to calculate swap costs and fees?.

Why fees can change

Fees may change for several reasons:

Network load. On Ethereum, EVM networks, HyperEVM, and Bitcoin, fees rise when more users compete for block space.
Operation type. A simple transfer is usually cheaper than a swap, staking transaction, NFT transfer, or smart contract interaction.
Transaction size. This is especially important for Bitcoin, where larger transactions cost more.
Protocol resources. On TRON, the cost depends on available bandwidth and energy. If there are not enough resources, TRX is burned.
Account creation. On Solana, sending a token to a recipient who does not yet have a token account for that token may require an additional rent-exempt deposit.

On TRON, the first TRC-20 transfer to a recipient can cost about 2× more energy than a later transfer to the same token account. This is a protocol rule, not a sudden congestion spike.

Before you confirm

Before sending a transaction:

Check that the network matches the recipient’s address.
Review the fee on the confirmation screen.
For swaps, open More to see network gas, the 0.875% service fee, and route details.
Keep a small balance of the network’s native fee token — such as TON, TRX, SOL, ETH, BNB, HYPE, or BTC — unless gasless transfers apply.

My Wallet calculates fees automatically. If a transfer fails because of an insufficient fee or gas balance, top up the native fee token for that network and try again.

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