Network fees (gas fees) are transaction processing fees paid to validators (miners or node operators) on the blockchain.
These fees vary in real time depending on the network's congestion and overall activity.
[Who Receives the Gas Fee?]
The gas fee is not collected by D'CENT.
All fees go directly to blockchain validators who process and confirm your transactions.
[How Is the Gas Fee Determined?]
D'CENT Wallet automatically analyzes network conditions to suggest an estimated gas fee for your transaction.
You can also manually adjust the gas fee.
Setting a higher fee may help the transaction get processed faster.
[Important Notes About Token Transfers and Fees]
When sending tokens, gas fees are paid in the native coin of the network the token belongs to:
- Sending ERC20 tokens → Requires ETH in your Ethereum account
- Sending BEP20 tokens → Requires BNB in your BNB Smart Chain account
- Sending Arbitrum-ERC20 / Optimism-ERC20 / Base-ERC20 tokens → Requires ETH in the corresponding network account
(Note: This is not your Ethereum mainnet account)
If you do not have enough of the required coin to cover the gas fee,
you can acquire it via an exchange or swap service before proceeding with the transaction.