Zilligo Payments LTD, Mauritius File C215482

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Fees

Every fee, as a plain number.

Our fee is between 1% and 2%, set by the payout and shown on your order before you send. Western Union and MoneyGram add their transfer cost, and a first virtual Visa a $10 issuing fee, each on its own line. Nothing hidden in the rate and no account fees.

See all 22 fees Worked examples
1%Lowest fee
2%Highest fee
$0Spread in the rate
Your orderRate held for 20 minutes
You send508.58

Zilligo fee, 1.5%
$7.50
Network fee
Paid by your wallet
Per order
$100 to $5,000
Cash out $500

An estimate at today's price. Your order page fixes the exact amount for 20 minutes.

Three fee levels

Only the payout sets the fee

Your country, your coin and the size of your order don't change our percentage. Pick a payout and it is fixed. Western Union and MoneyGram add their own transfer cost, from $5 to at most $64.

1.0%

The lowest: banks and phone credit

SEPA, ACH, Wise, Chime, Revolut, Monzo, N26 and mobile top-up.

1.5%

Wallets, gift cards and cash

PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Skrill, Neteller, Payoneer, gift cards, Paysafecard, Western Union and MoneyGram. Western Union and MoneyGram add their transfer cost: 1% of the payout for each $1,000 or part of it, never less than $5 or more than $64.

2.0%

The virtual Visa

Any load from $100 to $5,000, plus a $10 issuing fee on your first card.

What you pay

What's in the price, and what isn't

You pay us one fee, and your order shows it before you send. We don't add a margin to the exchange rate, so the rate on your order is the rate you get.

Moving crypto always costs a network fee, paid to the blockchain rather than to us. Your coin decides it: a fraction of a cent on Solana and XRP, about $2 to $4 for USDT on Tron, and more on Bitcoin and Ethereum when they're busy.

Some payout providers charge on their own side, for example to move a PayPal or Payoneer balance to a bank. Each payout page explains those. Western Union and MoneyGram's transfer cost is different: it is added to your order and shown as its own line in your quote.

Our fee, 1% to 2%On your order
Western Union or MoneyGram transfer costOn your order, its own line
Virtual Visa issuing fee, first card only$10, on your order
The exchange rate, with no spreadOn your order
Your coin's network costPaid to the blockchain

Worked examples

What three real cashouts cost

PayPal logoUSDT to PayPal
You receive$500.00
Our fee (1.5%)$7.50
Network costAbout $2 to $4 on Tron
Total before network$507.50
SEPA Transfer logoBitcoin to a European bank
You receive$2,000.00
Our fee (1%)$20.00
Network costVaries with Bitcoin demand
Total before network$2,020.00
Visa Prepaid logoUSDT to a virtual Visa
You receive$1,000.00
Our fee (2%)$20.00
Card issuing fee, first card$10.00
Network costAbout $2 to $4 on Tron
Total before network$1,030.00

Every payout

The fee and limit for all 22 payouts

Sorted by our fee, lowest first. Orders start at $50 on gift cards, phone credit and Chime, $100 on most payouts, and more on bank transfers.

PayoutFeeOn $1,000Per order
ACH Transfer logoACH TransferFee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$1k to $15kChime logoChimeFee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$50 to $1kMobile Top-Up logoMobile Top-UpFee1.0%On $1,000 Limit$50 to $300Monzo logoMonzoFee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$100 to $5kN26 logoN26Fee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$100 to $5kRevolut logoRevolutFee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$100 to $5kSEPA Transfer logoSEPA TransferFee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$500 to $15kWise logoWiseFee1.0%On $1,000$10.00Limit$500 to $15kAmazon Gift Card logoAmazon Gift CardFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$50 to $1kCash App logoCash AppFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$100 to $2.5kGoogle Play logoGoogle PlayFee1.5%On $1,000 Limit$50 to $500iTunes / App Store logoiTunes / App StoreFee1.5%On $1,000 Limit$50 to $500MoneyGram logoMoneyGramFee1.5% + transfer costOn $1,000$25.00Limit$100 to $5kNeteller logoNetellerFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$100 to $5kPayoneer logoPayoneerFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$100 to $5kPayPal logoPayPalFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$100 to $5kPaysafecard logoPaysafecardFee1.5%On $1,000 Limit$50 to $500Skrill logoSkrillFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$100 to $5kSteam logoSteamFee1.5%On $1,000 Limit$50 to $500Venmo logoVenmoFee1.5%On $1,000$15.00Limit$100 to $2.5kWestern Union logoWestern UnionFee1.5% + transfer costOn $1,000$25.00Limit$100 to $5kVisa Prepaid logoVisa PrepaidFee2.0% + $10 first cardOn $1,000$20.00Limit$100 to $5k

Network costs

Your coin can cost more than our fee

On a $100 cashout, the network cost runs from a few cents to a few dollars. Here's what each accepted network usually costs.

Network costs move with demand. These are typical, not fixed.

USDT TRC-20 (Tron)About $2 to $4
USDT ERC-20 (Ethereum)Often under $1, more when busy
BTC BitcoinVaries with demand
ETH Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20)Gas, varies with demand
SOL SolanaA fraction of a cent
XRP XRP LedgerA tiny fraction of a cent
BNB BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)A fraction of a cent
XMR MoneroLow

Pay less

Four ways to keep more of your money

Pick the right coin

Solana and XRP cost a fraction of a cent to send. USDT on Tron costs about $2 to $4 and holds its dollar value while it confirms.

Choose a 1% payout when it suits you

Bank transfers and phone credit cost 1%, less than wallets and gift cards at 1.5% or the virtual card at 2%.

Send fewer, larger orders

Network costs and provider withdrawal fees are charged per transaction.

Skip Bitcoin ATMs

Once their fee and rate markup are added together, they often cost 10% to 20% or more. Our own fee is 2% at most; only Western Union and MoneyGram add a transfer cost on top.

Questions

Fee questions, answered

Every step is on how it works, and every payout's limit on limits. Everything else is in the FAQ.

How much does Zilligo charge?

Between 1% and 2%, set by the payout: 1% for bank transfers and phone credit, 1.5% for wallets, gift cards and cash pickup, 2% for the virtual Visa. A first virtual Visa adds a $10 issuing fee, and Western Union and MoneyGram add their own transfer cost, each shown on its own line before you send.

Are there hidden fees?

No. Your order shows every fee before you send, including Western Union or MoneyGram's transfer cost and a first card's issuing fee, and there's no spread in the rate. The only other cost is your coin's network fee, which goes to the blockchain, not to us.

What is the network fee?

A small charge paid to the blockchain to move your coins. It depends on the coin: a fraction of a cent on Solana or XRP, a few cents on BNB, about $2 to $4 for USDT on Tron, and more on Bitcoin and Ethereum when they're busy.

Do payout providers charge too?

Sometimes, on their side. PayPal or Payoneer may charge to move money to a bank, and Venmo business profiles pay a fee to receive. They set those, not us. Western Union and MoneyGram's transfer cost is the one we add to your order: 1% of the payout for each $1,000 or part of it, never less than $5 or more than $64, shown in your quote.

What is the cheapest way to cash out?

A bank transfer at 1%: SEPA, ACH, Wise, Chime, Revolut, Monzo or N26. For the smallest network cost, send Solana or XRP. To compare us with exchanges, P2P and ATMs, see the cheapest way to cash out crypto.

Is there a minimum or maximum?

Orders start at $50 for gift cards, phone credit and Chime, and at $100 for most payouts; SEPA and Wise start at $500 and ACH at $1,000. The most per order is $15,000, by SEPA, ACH or Wise, and $5,000 on the virtual card. For more, contact support before you send.

Ready when you are

See the exact amount before you send

Pick a payout and an amount, and your order shows the fee and the total before anything moves.

Start a cashout See fees

Orders from $50 on gift cards and top-ups, $100 on most payouts. Nothing moves until you send.

  1. 1Pick a payoutBank transfer, PayPal and other wallets, a card, a gift card or cash pickup.
  2. 2Send your coinsTo the one-time address on your order, before the 20 minute timer runs out.
  3. 3Get paidMost payouts arrive within minutes of your coins confirming.