Bitcoin Fees Compared: What Fee Slasher Changes in November 2026
- Fee Slasher gives new Paybis users 70% off the Paybis fee on every purchase after the first. It runs until Monday 30 November 2026.
- Your first purchase of any coin has no Paybis fee. On every next card purchase, the Paybis fee falls from 1.49% to about 0.45%.
- The offer covers the Paybis fee only. Processing and network fees still apply.
- Platforms charge in different places. Compare the full total at checkout.
- New to Paybis? You can buy Bitcoin and see every fee in dollars before you confirm.
Bitcoin fees sit in different places on each platform. Some charge a trading fee. Others build part of the cost into the price.
This guide compares the published Bitcoin fees of four platforms. It also shows what Paybis Fee Slasher changes for new users in November 2026. If you are new here, you can buy Bitcoin with Paybis with no Paybis fee on your first purchase.
What is Paybis Fee Slasher?
Fee Slasher gives new Paybis users 70% off the Paybis fee on every purchase after their first. Your first purchase carries no Paybis fee. The offer ends on Monday 30 November 2026.
The offer runs for all of November. It is for new users only. Existing users cannot use it.
The discount covers the Paybis fee only. Network fees and payment-provider fees still apply. You see the full price before you confirm.
You activate the discount with your Fee Slasher code at checkout.
On a $100 card purchase, the Paybis fee is normally $1.49. With Fee Slasher on a later buy, it is $0.45.
The discount applies to up to $5,000 of purchases per account. It runs until 30 November 2026, 23:59:59 UTC.
Availability varies by country and customer eligibility.
Where do Bitcoin fees come from?
A Bitcoin purchase can include four costs: a platform fee, a spread, a payment-method fee and a network fee. Each platform charges some of them and shows them in different ways.
- Platform fee. The fee the platform charges for the trade. On Paybis, this is the service fee.
- Spread. A margin built into the Bitcoin price. You do not see it as a separate line.
- Payment-method fee. The cost of processing your card or bank payment.
- Network fee. The cost of sending Bitcoin on the blockchain. Paybis takes no part of it.
How do platforms charge for Bitcoin?
Each platform publishes its fees differently. Kraken lists a 1% fee on instant buys. MoonPay lists up to 4.5% for card payments. Coinbase shows its fees in the order preview. Paybis charges a 1.49% service fee plus processing and network fees.
| Platform | Platform fee | Spread and other costs | Payment-method fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paybis | 1.49% service fee. 0% on your first purchase. About 0.45% on later purchases with Fee Slasher | Network fee is passed through and shown in dollars on the quote screen | Processing fee of 4.5% to 8.5% on cards. The rate depends on currency |
| Kraken | 1% on instant buys. 1.5% on custom orders. Up to $2 on small instant trades | Spread is included in the price. No fixed rate is published | Card and bank funding fees may apply. No amounts are listed |
| MoonPay | Up to 4.5% for cards and PayPal. Up to 1% for bank transfers. €3.99 minimum fee on small orders | Spread may be included in the price | Network fee is shown as a separate line |
| Coinbase | No fixed rate on its fee page. Simple limit orders carry a 1% execution fee. Coinbase may add a 1.875% fee that varies by payment method | Spread is included in the quoted price. No fixed rate is published | Fees depend on payment method, order size and country. They show in the order preview |
Competitor fee figures were checked on 6 November 2026 on the Kraken fee page, the MoonPay pricing disclosure and the Coinbase fee page. Platforms change fees often. Check each platform before you buy.
Kraken+ members pay no trading fee on up to $10,000 of monthly volume. Spread and card fees still apply to them.
Coinbase One subscribers can trade without trading fees, with limits. A spread can still be included in the price.
What does a $100 repeat card purchase cost with Fee Slasher?
On a $100 repeat card purchase, Fee Slasher cuts the Paybis fee from $1.49 to about $0.45. The estimated total is $106.45 to $113.95 instead of $107.49 to $114.99. Processing and network fees stay the same.
| Cost line | First purchase | Repeat purchase | Repeat purchase with Fee Slasher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paybis fee | $0 | $1.49 | $0.45 |
| Processing fee (4.5% to 8.5%) | $4.50 to $8.50 | $4.50 to $8.50 | $4.50 to $8.50 |
| Network fee (estimate) | $1.50 to $5.00 | $1.50 to $5.00 | $1.50 to $5.00 |
| Estimated total | $106.00 to $113.50 | $107.49 to $114.99 | $106.45 to $113.95 |
| Total cost as share of purchase | 6.0% to 13.5% | 7.5% to 15.0% | 6.5% to 14.0% |
These are estimates for a $100 card purchase. Processing fees depend on your currency. Network fees depend on blockchain demand.
The Paybis fee is a small part of a card total. Paying by bank transfer usually costs less than paying by card.
How can you compare the real cost before you buy?
Use the same amount and the same payment method on every platform. Then compare the total you pay before you confirm. A low fee on one line can hide a higher cost on another.
- Pick one purchase amount, such as $100.
- Pick one payment method. Cards and bank transfers cost different amounts.
- Open each platform’s quote screen and note the total. Include the network fee.
- Divide the extra cost by your amount to get the all-in percentage.
For a longer breakdown by payment method, read our guide to the cheapest place to buy Bitcoin. Our fee transparency study explains how we measure the net amount you receive.
Bottom Line
Fee Slasher lowers the Paybis fee for new users until 30 November 2026. It does not change processing or network fees.
Compare the full total for your amount and payment method on every platform. The right choice depends on how you pay and how much you buy.
Crypto assets can rise or fall in value. Paybis is a payment gateway, not an investment service. This content is for information only and is not financial advice. Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.
FAQ
Does Fee Slasher make Paybis the cheapest way to buy Bitcoin?
Total cost depends on your amount, your payment method and your currency. Fee Slasher lowers the Paybis fee only. Compare the full total at checkout on each platform before you choose.
Does the discount cover processing and network fees?
No. The discount covers the Paybis fee only. Network fees and payment-provider fees still apply. You see the full price before you confirm.
Who can use Fee Slasher?
New Paybis users can use it. Your first purchase has no Paybis fee. Every purchase after that gets 70% off the Paybis fee until Monday 30 November 2026. Existing users cannot use the offer.
Is there a limit on how much I can buy with the discount?
Yes. The discount applies to up to $5,000 of purchases per account. Network and payment-provider fees still apply.
Are bank transfers cheaper than card payments?
Usually, yes. MoonPay lists up to 1% for bank transfers and up to 4.5% for cards. Bank transfers cost less than cards on most platforms. Check the quote screen for your exact total.
When does Fee Slasher end?
It ends on Monday 30 November 2026 at 23:59:59 UTC.
Disclaimer: Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high‑risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more at: https://go.payb.is/FCA-Info
