0.4% + min $1 per payment.
One fee on every payment, plus the network fee that goes to the chain itself. Nothing hides in a spread. There are no plan tiers, and the rate you see is the rate you pay.
See your fee before you commit.
Type an amount. Suward keeps 0.4%, with a $1 floor when that 0.4% would come out under a dollar. The effective line below shows what the fee actually works out to as a percentage, so a small payment never surprises you.
The network fee is the blockchain's own cost, not a Suward markup. It moves with congestion, so we quote it live at withdrawal rather than print a fixed number here.
One fee covers the whole gateway.
The 0.4% buys the entire pipeline, not a stripped-down core with paid add-ons. Everything below is live in the product today.
A unique deposit address for every payment
Chain monitoring and confirmation counting
Reorg protection across Pending → Safe → Finalized
Atomic safe and accepted balances
Hosted checkout with a QR code
Idempotent REST API and a public sandbox
Managed API keys with rate limits
Orgs, projects, roles (RBAC) and 2FA
In development, marked Soon: webhooks, analytics with CSV export, auto-payout, and SSE live events.
Lower fees on larger payments.
On a big payment, 0.4% beats most of the field. On a small one the $1 floor pushes the effective rate higher, which is exactly why we don't claim to be cheapest across the board. Run your own number in the calculator above.
EVM stablecoin focus, with finality you can verify.
We don't match its 300+ coins or auto-conversion.
A bigger brand and a wider ecosystem.
Fiat settlement and enterprise compliance.
MiCA status and e-commerce plugins.
The Stripe brand and reach.
Competitor fees are their public rates as of June 2026; sources are linked below. We make no claim of parity on compliance, fiat payout, or breadth of coins.
How you get your money out, today.
Withdrawals go through operator review right now. You request a payout, you see a fee quote, and an operator sends it on-chain. That step is deliberate: money doesn't leave by accident. On-chain auto-payout is on the roadmap, and we won't call it "instant" until the day it actually ships.
Suward fits if you want a transparent fee, an EVM stablecoin focus, and strong finality. It may not fit if you need fiat settlement, 300+ coins, or automated payouts the moment you click.
PRICING FAQ
Fee questions, answered.
0.4% of the payment, but never less than $1, plus the network fee that goes to the chain.
It's the blockchain's own fee. Suward adds no markup on top.
No. One fee per payment, with no subscriptions and no tiers.
The $1 minimum kicks in whenever 0.4% would come out below a dollar. On a $100 payment that minimum makes the effective rate 1%.
No. A payment is a single asset, start to finish. There's no on-chain conversion and no FX spread.
You see a fee quote at the moment you request a payout, which an operator reviews today.