USDT mixer fee calculator
Estimate the total cost of a mixing operation before you commit: service fee, delay premium, and the network fee — shown separately, because quotes that blend them hide the real price.
Typical values for illustration; the real quote comes from the service before deposit and must match this structure — any hidden line is a reason to leave.
How to read a quote
- The service fee and network fee must be quoted separately; a blended number hides which side is charging you.
- Delay options cost either time or a small premium — decide whether decorrelation is worth it for your amount.
- If the expected payout drops near or below the service minimum, raise the amount or switch to a cheaper rail (see the rail guide).
- Percentage fees above ~5% need a named mechanism to justify them — see the comparison criteria.
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Check the live quoteCalculator questions
Are the network fees in the calculator exact?
No — they are typical recent values per network, and real fees move with congestion (Ethereum most of all). Use the tool to compare structures and orders of magnitude; the binding quote always comes from the service at deposit time.
Why show service fee and network fee separately?
They go to different parties and behave differently: the service fee scales with your amount, the network fee does not. Blended quotes hide whether you are paying the operator or the chain — separating them makes the comparison honest.
Does the delay premium always cost a percentage?
It depends on the service: some charge a small percentage, some build the delay into the base fee, some offer it free. The calculator models the percentage variant; check your service's actual pricing before relying on the number.
Reviewed and updated 2026-09-02.