Pricing
0.4% per payment.
That’s the pricing page.
No plans. No monthly fee. No setup fee. No minimum — 0.4% is the entire service fee, Basic screening included, and you can start accepting right after sign-up. The fixed network fee of $0.01–$0.30 is the only other cost: every fee is quoted before anyone confirms, never discovered after. Extended screening ($0.45 minimum per payment) and the fee configurations are switches in the calculator below — run them on your own amount; withdrawal fees are covered further down.
Full math
The complete math, with nothing behind it
Every payment carries a 0.4% service fee — no minimum — and a fixed network fee of $0.01–$0.30, depending on the asset and network. Screening is part of the rate: Basic runs on every transaction at no extra cost; Extended — independent blockchain-analytics verification — carries a $0.45 minimum per payment. Who pays each fee is your setting. In the default setup, both fees are on you — the 0.4% and the network fee; your customer pays exactly the price you show. Enter your own amount below and move either fee to your customer: the calculator applies these same published numbers to whatever you set.
Run it on your own numbers
The published rate, minimum, and network-fee range, applied to your numbers. Nothing here is a promotional estimate.
Your customer pays
$1,000.00
You receive
$995.70–$995.99
Payment amount $1,000.00 · Service fee (0.4%) −$4.00 · Network fee (fixed, quoted upfront) −$0.01–$0.30 · Your cost: 0.40%–0.43% of the payment
Every fee here is quoted before anyone confirms — in the dashboard and in the API.
How the fee configurations work, in fullThe same math at four points
| Payment | Service fee (0.4%, no minimum) | Network fee (fixed, quoted upfront) | Your total — default setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5.00 | $0.02 | $0.01–$0.30 | $0.03–$0.32 |
| $50.00 | $0.20 | $0.01–$0.30 | $0.21–$0.50 |
| $1,000.00 | $4.00 | $0.01–$0.30 | $4.01–$4.30 |
| $10,000.00 | $40.00 | $0.01–$0.30 | $40.01–$40.30 |
The service fee has no minimum to distort the math on small payments: a $5 payment carries two cents of it. The network fee is a fixed on-chain cost, not a percentage — on a $1,000 payment it is at most three hundredths of a percent, and on small payments it is the cost that matters. If it matters for your tickets, shift it to your customer: one setting at payment creation. With Extended screening, the $0.45 minimum applies below $112.50 — from $112.50 up, Extended costs the same flat 0.4%. We’d rather show you these boundaries than let you find them later.
Who pays what is your call. By default, both fees are on you — your customer pays exactly the price you show, with nothing added at the checkout. Either fee — the 0.4%, the network fee, or both — can be shifted to your customer, set per payment. Screening depth works the same way: choose Basic or Extended for your whole organization, per project, or per payment. Either way, every fee is quoted before anyone confirms.
How the fee configurations work, in fullWhat’s included
Included in the rate
Basic screening of every incoming transaction, before crediting
Both acceptance modes — Payments and Static Wallets
Hosted checkout
Signed webhooks, SDKs, and the full API
Dashboard with role-based access and 2FA
Auto-withdrawal rules
There is no feature matrix because there are no plans. Every account gets the whole product; the only optional add-on is Extended screening, priced above.
Payouts
Withdrawals
On-chain withdrawals carry a network-dependent fee, quoted before you confirm — in the dashboard and in the API. Auto-withdrawal follows the same quoted fees.
How withdrawal controls workFAQ
Pricing questions
What do I need to start accepting payments?
An account. Sign up and you can take your first payment right away — there is no onboarding review between you and your first transaction. Every incoming payment is screened the same way from day one.
Is there a volume commitment or minimum monthly fee?
No. You pay per payment. A month with zero payments costs zero.
What’s the difference between Basic and Extended screening?
Every incoming payment is screened before it is credited — that part is not optional. Basic is included in the 0.4% rate. Extended adds verification through independent blockchain-analytics providers and carries a $0.45 minimum per payment. You set the level for your organization, per project, or per payment; the mechanics are described in the docs.
Who pays the fees?
You decide. By default, both fees are on you — the 0.4% service fee and the network fee — so your customer pays exactly the price you show. Either fee can be shifted to your customer; you set it when you create a payment. Flip either payer switch in the calculator above to see both sides of every combination. In every configuration, every fee is quoted before anyone confirms. How the configurations work is described in the docs.
Will I be billed exactly what the calculator shows?
The calculator applies the published rate, minimum, and network-fee range — the same numbers our docs render from one source — to the amount and configuration you set. The network fee appears as a $0.01–$0.30 range because the exact on-chain cost depends on the asset and network: the exact figure is quoted to whoever pays it before anyone confirms, and locked when the payment is created.
Can I try Suward alongside my current setup?
Yes. Mint free test tokens, run the full flow on real networks, and take live payments in parallel with whatever you use today — there is no onboarding review before your first payment, so a side-by-side trial costs you an afternoon, not a migration.
Are there volume discounts?
The published rate is 0.4% for everyone. If your volumes are substantial, talk to us. Talk to us
What about currency conversion?
Suward settles you in the assets your customers pay with — stablecoins and major cryptocurrencies. There is no hidden spread built into the rate.