The Bit coin volt / Crypto fees problem

**Posted by Berilioum** 5/14/2025 12:53 pm

Greetings! I have a question. Why are crypto transaction fees so random? One day it’s 2, the next 20. How do you avoid getting ripped off?

**Posted by Showzes** 5/14/2025 1:48 pm

Hello! That’s a good question and the replies here might be insightful for everyone. Platforms like Paybis keep fees predictable and low by letting you compare networks upfront. Their guide to transaction fees https://paybis.com/blog/glossary/what-is-a-transaction-fee/ breaks down why costs spike (like Bitcoin’s congestion) and how to dodge them—like using Litecoin for faster, cheaper transfers. I save 40% by swapping to low-fee coins during peaks. No more guessing games

**Posted by Sadafer** 6/10/2025 5:51 am

oin’s congestion) and how to dodge them—like using Litecoin for faster, cheaper transfers. I save 40% by swapping to low-fee coins during peaks. No more guessing games

**Posted by Edlund** 6/28/2025 9:21 am

Aside from being a payment processor, the platform offers staking for TRX (TRON), with returns between 3% and 5% annually. That’s a great bonus if you’re already working with crypto payment gateway. You can earn passive income while managing payments, which adds more value to the service. I didn’t expect a payment system to offer investment features too, so that was a pleasant surprise.

**Posted by KuznetsovaM** 7/15/2025 8:46 am

Hey! Great question — crypto transaction fees can be unpredictable because they depend on network congestion, the specific blockchain you're using, and how urgently you want the transaction confirmed. When demand spikes, fees go up fast. One way to manage this is by timing your transactions during off-peak hours or using platforms that batch or optimize them. Also, for recurring business expenses, tools like company debit cards linked to crypto can help avoid manual transfers altogether and reduce exposure to fluctuating fees.