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ExchangeRates.Pro field manual

Compare the total cost of a crypto purchase

Compare the costs of one crypto purchase, account for known fees, and check the destination quote before proceeding.

Compare one transaction at a time

Start with the amount, asset, currency, direction, and payment route you intend to use. A quote for a different route or amount answers a different question. The mid-market reference is an orientation point, not an offer you can execute.

Add the costs you can verify

For a centralized exchange, funding may add a deposit charge. The trade can have a fee or spread, while withdrawal terms, network choice, and minimum order sizes affect the amount that reaches you. Record the costs that apply to the same transaction, then compare the amount left after them.

Some rows are marked before fees when the applicable fee is unavailable. Keep that result separate from a quote with known fees. Treat an unknown cost as unknown, not zero.

Check the destination quote

Before sending funds, confirm the live price, available volume, limits, fees, and network at the destination. A comparison row records a recent observation. It does not reserve the price or guarantee execution.

Use the comparison to inspect available rows, then read how offers are ranked before comparing fee-aware and before-fee results. The quick start guide explains the other fields in each row.