What are the fees for swapping digital assets in RockWallet?
Understand how RockWallet swap fees and network costs work.
When you swap one digital asset for another in RockWallet, small fees are applied to cover blockchain network (mining) costs and transaction processing. These fees help ensure your swap is securely verified and completed on the blockchain.
Here’s what to know:
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Mining fees are automatically applied when sending and receiving cryptocurrency during a swap.
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Fees vary depending on the digital assets being swapped and current network congestion.
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You’ll always see the exact fee amount on the confirmation screen before finalizing your swap.
For all swaps, network fees are charged in the asset being swapped.
Since all ERC-20 tokens (such as ETH, SHIB, MNEE (ERC-20), USDC, and USDT) are issued on the Ethereum blockchain, you’ll need a small ETH balance in your RockWallet to cover these fees.
Tip: Because network fees fluctuate with demand, keeping $5–$15 worth of ETH in your wallet is a good rule of thumb for smooth transactions.