What MarketRadar charges
MarketRadar takes no cut of your trades today. You pay the exchange or network its own fee, and nothing else. Here is exactly where every cost comes from.
MarketRadar's own fee
Zero, on every path: deposits, withdrawals, swaps and trades. There is no subscription gate on trading and no spread added to your price. If that ever changes it will be stated here first, and shown in the order screen before you confirm anything.
Deposits
Free. You deposit to a wallet whose keys only you hold, so there is no account for us to credit and no fee for us to take. The sending network charges its own transaction fee, which goes to that network's validators, never to us.
Withdrawals
No platform fee. You pay only the blockchain's own transaction cost. This is a structural consequence of the wallet being non-custodial: you sign the transaction yourself, so there is no intermediary in a position to deduct anything.
Swaps and trading
You pay the venue's own fee — the exchange, the perpetuals platform or the on-chain liquidity pool that actually fills your order. That figure depends on the venue, the pair and whether you add or remove liquidity, so the live number for your specific order is shown in the order summary before you confirm. MarketRadar adds nothing on top of it.
Network gas
Every on-chain action costs gas, paid to the network. It is not a fee we set, receive or can waive, and it rises when the network is busy. Keep a small balance of the network's native coin so a transaction can never fail for lack of gas.
Worth knowing before you move money
A non-custodial transaction cannot be reversed by us or by anyone else. If you send to a wrong address, or on the wrong network, the funds are gone — there is no support desk that can claw them back. Check the address and the network twice, and send a small test amount first when a destination is new to you.
Information only, not financial advice. Fees quoted by third-party venues are set by those venues and can change without notice.