deposit fee and estimated arrival rows, how to check
Deposit pages list amount, fee and estimated arrival side by side. Check which way the fee is taken first, then see if the numbers subtract cleanly.
On a deposit page, run the row yourself: entered amount minus fee should equal estimated arrival, and treat whatever the page shows that day as the reference.
Key points
Read the fee direction first
The fee row says whether it comes out of the deposited amount or is charged on top; the two wordings need different subtraction, so get this right first.
Do the subtraction yourself
Subtract the fee from the entered amount and compare with the estimated arrival figure; a mismatch of one decimal place means the page is showing an estimate.
Match coin and network on the same row
The fee row labels a coin and a network; confirm both match the coin and network you picked, not another lane's rate shown nearby.
Compare again on the confirm page
On the next screen, compare its arrival figure with the earlier estimate; if the two differ, stop and follow the confirm page.
Common questions
Is the estimated arrival on the deposit page final?
Usually not; it is an estimate based on current network conditions, and the credit record is what counts, with the page shown that day as reference.
What if the fee row is blank?
A blank row often means the fee is taken elsewhere; do not submit, go back to the coin and network selection and reload the page to see if a number appears.
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Sources：the amount, fee and estimated arrival rows on the deposit page and the arrival figure on the confirm page · Copy the three figures from the deposit page and subtract once, then open the confirm page and compare the same positions; stop if they differ. · Checked on 2026-10-19
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