How can I find a reliable Bitcoin transaction fee calculator online?

[Sotherefore]

I don't see the need for it, any transaction you are doing in any exchanges they will list out the amount of money they will be getting from you as transaction fee,and sometimes most of this transaction fee are not always stable, it depends on the price and so many other factors.

 

[Emmado]

I didn't know that bitcoin's transaction has a calculator in which you can use in calculating off the transaction fee because I always believe that a transaction fee as a particular cryptocurrency depends on the type of cryptocurrency.

 

[Ub40]

This would have been a very good tool for the crypto earners if actually such tool exist. But personally, I don't think I have heard or come across anything like bitcoin transaction fees calculator before. If there is, I will like to know about it too.

 

[Haveit]

I want to believe that majority of the wallets provider like binance, coinbase, roqqu etc have their calculated fees so you can compare and choose the one that best suited you.

 

[Chibson]

It is advisable that you should be careful in order not to fall prey to scammers especially when it involves cryptocurrency because once you lose your money there is no way you can recover it back.

 

[gammarays]

I don't think there's any use of online gas fees calculator these days. Gas fees are determined by the miners and exchange so varies across various exchanges.

 

[Senator]

I don't think I have ever come across anytime like the Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies transaction fee calculator anywhere. You will always know what you'll pay when you enter the value of coins you want to transfer from any exchange

 

[Funky]

There is no need to find a site calculator for your fees, google can answer that and also your crypto wallet provider would definately tell you how much it would cost you to send or transact on the crypto market.

 

[Justin]

There is no such thing as fixed transaction fee. Transaction fees is miner's fee and exchanges and wallets will add their own fees for the transaction. That's why exchanges and wallet fees varies.

 

[Senator]

You will not see or find anything called the Bitcoin fee calculator any where. You only get to see what you'll pay if you're sending out cryptocurrency from your wallet

 

[Elfinito]

I haven't heard of any Bitcoin fee calculator but if you have come across it or you believe it is available then I hope you find it

 

[Kingstone]

You don't have to find a Bitcoin calculator because all the transactions you are going to do will be open. You will be told if you can make the transactions or not. Both the amount to be received and the amount for the charges will be displayed

 

[Good-Person]

I am yet to find such calculator however it should exist, as for me, sometimes I use Google to calculate but it is not accurate, so I started using luno cryptocurrency wallet to try change the crytocurrency to another, bitcoincash to Litecoin and all of that to know there exact amount

It has been a long time and even I have not found any reliable calculator yet. I think there are a couple of websites such as Bitinfochart and Ychart where you can get an estimated and average transaction fees for Bitcoin and other coins.

 

[Dagm1]

I don't believe there is a website or program that can determine cryptocurrency transaction fees because the fees aren't constant and vary from one exchange platform to the next.

 

[Ezekiel]

I do not think there is anything like a Bitcoin calculator that will help you calculate Bitcoin transaction,but you can get close to the Google or online platform that will teach you how to check bor calculate transaction

 

[Thinker009]

There are apps like that on Google play store that you could make use of to calculate the transaction fee , if you are willing to calculate , but I make use of the trust wallet app for easy calculation too

 

[Kaffyfolla]

• These are the estimated fees you should use depending on how fast you would like to obtain the first confirmation for a typical transaction.
• The transaction fee you pay will only affect the time you have to wait until the first confirmation.
• When making a Bitcoin transaction, recipients usually require somewhere between 2 and 6 confirmations to consider the transaction as valid.
• Once your transaction is included in a Bitcoin block and thus obtains the first confirmation, you will need to wait approximately 10 minutes for each additional confirmation.
• After the first confirmation, the waiting time for each additional confirmation is completely independent of the transaction fee you paid.
• Because of the decentralized nature of the Bitcoin network and the fact that there is sometimes congestion in the available block space (because of the 1 MB limit), the amounts shown here are probabilistic and there are no guarantees that they will work.

 

[HayKay]

I think a lot of exchange based platforms these days have calculators embedded in them - so there's no need for you to stress yourself much about gas fees and the rest.

 

[greenie]

I'm not sure if there is any reliable Bitcoin transaction fee calculator to use online. The best you can do is to calculate the transaction fee through the crypto currency exchange platform you are using for the transaction

 

[Sotherefore]

Transaction fee of cryptocurrency is determined by so many things , sometimes it could be determined by its current price, congestion and some other factors. in this case you may not be able to get a reliable way of knowing how to calculate this.