1. Types of Fees

• Network fees: blockchain miners/validators charge a fee for processing deposits and withdrawals. These amounts can change based on network congestion.
• Provider fees: when you use fiat or third-party services (card, bank, etc.), those providers may apply their own fees and limits.
• Platform fees: certain trades or services on Palzea may include a small service fee, which will be displayed in the confirmation screen before you proceed.

Palzea does not add hidden surcharges: any fee shown to you already includes applicable costs from networks or providers when possible.

2. Deposits & Withdrawals

• Crypto deposits: credited after the required number of network confirmations. In most cases Palzea does not charge an additional deposit fee, but network costs still apply.
• Crypto withdrawals: a fee is applied per withdrawal to cover the network cost. The exact fee and any minimum amount are shown in the withdrawal screen.
• Fiat on-ramp / off-ramp: when available, fees and limits are usually defined by the payment provider you choose. These are shown in their interface and/or in the Palzea confirmation step.

Always double-check the network and address before sending funds. Using an unsupported network can lead to permanent loss of assets.

3. Trading & P2P

• Spot trading: any trading fee or spread will be displayed when you place an order or before you confirm a market trade.
• P2P marketplace: some P2P orders may include a service fee. If applicable, it is clearly indicated for both the user posting the offer and the user taking it.
• Regional differences: fee structures can vary by region, currency, payment method, and verification level.

4. Transparency & Updates

Fees and limits can change over time due to network conditions, security controls, or updates from external providers. Palzea will always show you the current amount before you confirm a transaction.

5. Questions about Fees?

If something doesn’t look right in the fee preview, contact us before confirming.