

Bitcoin fees,
clearly explained
AmberApp gives Australians a simple way to buy Bitcoin, automate accumulation, and secure Bitcoin in Vault. This page explains the fees that may apply, so you can understand the cost before you act.
Some fees are charged by AmberApp. Others are Bitcoin network, Lightning, or payment costs passed on at cost.
Bitcoin buy and sell fees
AmberApp’s standard exchange fee is 0.99% of the order size when you buy or sell Bitcoin.
The exchange rate shown in AmberApp includes spread. A spread is the small difference between the price Bitcoin can be bought for and the price it can be sold for at a given moment. It can change based on market conditions, order size, and available liquidity.
You can review the exchange rate, spread, and fee details before confirming your order.
Example
A $100 Bitcoin buy has a standard exchange fee of $0.99.


Bitcoin send fees
AmberApp shows applicable network fees before you send. These fees are not set by AmberApp and can change based on Bitcoin network conditions.
On-chain fees vary based on Bitcoin network congestion and selected transaction speed. Lightning fees vary based on routing conditions. Any applicable fee is shown before you send.
AUD deposit and withdrawal fees
AUD deposit fees may apply depending on the payment method and deposit amount. These are charged by AmberApp’s payment partners and are separate from any exchange fees.
Your bank may apply its own fees to deposits or withdrawals.
Vault fees
Depositing Bitcoin to Vault is free. A monthly Vault fee is charged against your Vault bitcoin balance.
Withdrawals from Vault back to your AmberApp Bitcoin wallet are free.
Withdrawals from Vault to an external Bitcoin address are subject to the usual Bitcoin network fee and a 7-day secure delay.



