P2P TRADING FEES

• • 5% From $1000

• • 10% Below $1000

Fee is not cost. Cost is the final result.

In the P2P market, it is common to compare only the stated fee. On its own, that analysis is incomplete.

In certain models, part of the cost does not appear as a direct fee, but is reflected in the final and variable cost of the transaction. This can occur due to the architecture used, the level of available liquidity, asset conversions, or specific price formation mechanisms.

Factors that can impact the real cost include:

• • Wider spreads on lower-liquidity networks;

• • Conversion costs between assets or networks, when applicable;

• • Mining fees;

• • Bank and fintech deposits and withdrawals.

These elements do not always appear as an explicit "fee," but they influence the final amount paid or received by the user. In general, they do not imply significant variations, but they are real costs inherent to operating on open networks and, when applicable, interacting with the traditional financial system.

These are not hidden pricing mechanisms or structures intended to compensate for technical limitations, but natural operating costs outside the platform's control.

SpikeToSpike's rationale

SpikeToSpike was not created to compete on "lower fees" or to mask costs through artificial pricing. It was created to operate with responsibility and economic awareness.

Its architecture avoids dependence on a single network or closed federations. The platform fee is explicit and known from the start, with no pricing tricks.

By using SpikeToSpike, you make a conscious choice: you understand that privacy with security has a cost and prefer not to take risks.

Start your first order now with privacy and security.