It would be useful to share more info, e.g. your location, what's the currency, etc. But overall, I think paying (losing) around 3% on any type of transaction is more/less pretty standard unfortunately.
Keep the funds in the same currency, transfer it to your account and then do foreign exchange with your bank or forex broker rather than having Paxum do the exchange.
WG
How are you transferring it? I just pay the wire fee I believe.
Originally posted by WiredGuy
Keep the funds in the same currency, transfer it to your account and then do foreign exchange with your bank or forex broker rather than having Paxum do the exchange.
WG
Not everyone is in the US. Paxum won't send USD to European bank account. You will first need to convert USD to EUR currency for example, then you can send it by wire or EFT to your bank account.
Not everyone is in the US. Paxum won't send USD to European bank account. You will first need to convert USD to EUR currency for example, then you can send it by wire or EFT to your bank account.
For those countries, you should be able to do USD to USDC/USDT (crypto) and then liquidate it for the local currency.
WG
Transaction Fees
Another aspect that Litecoin has sought to improve upon is transaction fees. With Litecoin, users can expect to pay around $0.03 or $.04 on average in transaction fees. Compare this with Bitcoin’s more expensive $7.60 average transaction fee.
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