What are the payment provider fees for deposits and withdrawals?

Payment provider fees are charges applied by third-party payment services and may vary depending on the selected method and provider. These fees are separate from any charges that the trading platform itself may apply and reflect the costs that banks, card networks, electronic wallet services, and other financial intermediaries incur for processing transactions on behalf of their clients.

Each type of payment provider operates with its own fee model. Banks may charge fixed fees for incoming or outgoing wire transfers, with additional costs for international transactions that involve intermediary institutions or currency conversion. Card issuers may apply fees based on the transaction type — for example, some banks classify deposits to trading accounts as cash advances rather than standard purchases, which can trigger higher charges and different interest rate terms. Electronic wallet providers typically charge a percentage-based fee or a small fixed amount for each transfer, though the exact rate depends on the provider, the user's account tier, and the funding source linked to the wallet.

It is important to understand that payment provider fees are determined entirely by the third-party service and are outside the trading platform's control. Libertex does not set or receive these charges — they are applied independently by the financial institutions and payment services involved in the transaction chain. Users can often find detailed information about their provider's fee structure in their bank or e-wallet account terms, or by contacting the provider's customer service directly. When planning deposits or withdrawals, factoring in both the platform's fees and the payment provider's charges gives a more accurate picture of the total transaction cost. Choosing a payment method with lower provider fees or consolidating transactions to reduce the number of individual transfers are practical strategies for minimising the overall financial impact of these charges over time.