If you send, receive, or hold funds in multiple currencies, your wallet automatically handles currency conversion. Below is everything you need to know about conversion fees, limits, and how the process works.
When Currency Conversion Happens
Currency conversion takes place when:
- You receive a payment in a currency different from your wallet’s base currency
- You withdraw funds to a bank account in a different currency
- You make a payment or send money to a user in another currency
- You manually convert your wallet balance from one currency to another
Conversion Fees
| Transaction Type | Fee Charged |
| Incoming payments in foreign currency | 0.5%–3.0% of amount converted |
| Sending funds in a different currency | Up to 3.0% |
| Manual currency conversion | Up to 4.0% |
| Withdrawing to foreign bank account | Up to 4.0% + FX rate margin |
Fees vary based on currency pairs, market rates, and your account type. You’ll always see the estimated rate and fee before confirming a conversion.
Exchange Rates
- We use real-time wholesale FX rates with a small margin applied
- Rates are shown at the time of conversion and are locked in once confirmed
- Exchange rate fluctuations may affect the final amount received
Currency Conversion Limits
| Limit Type | Default Amount |
| Daily conversion limit | $20,000 equivalent |
| Monthly conversion limit | $150,000 equivalent |
| Minimum conversion amount | $1.00 or local equivalent |
Viewing Converted Transactions
You can view your currency exchange history:
- Log in to your dashboard
- On your dashboard, click “Total Balance” > Currency
- Filter by date, amount, or currency pair
- Export statements as CSV or PDF for your records
Example
If you receive €1,000 and your wallet is in USD:
- The funds will be automatically converted using our current EUR→USD rate
- You’ll see the net amount, applied rate, and conversion fee clearly stated in your wallet activity
Tips
- Hold funds in multiple currencies if you frequently transact in them
- Convert during favorable market conditions for better rates
Review your transaction history for transparency on FX charges
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