When you deposit or withdraw cryptocurrency on Let’s Bamble, your transaction may include a network fee (gas). These fees are determined by the blockchain network and are not charged by Let’s Bamble. We aim to offer multiple network options per token so you can choose the most affordable and reliable option.
What Are Network Fees? Network (or gas) fees are small amounts of crypto paid to blockchain miners or validators to process and confirm your transaction. These fees apply when:
You deposit crypto to your Let’s Bamble wallet (you pay the fee from your external wallet or exchange)
You withdraw crypto from your Let’s Bamble wallet (the fee is shown and deducted during withdrawal confirmation) Let’s Bamble does not take a commission from these fees—they go entirely to the blockchain network.
Examples of Fee Levels
Some networks are known to be low-cost, while others can be expensive depending on traffic.
USDT on Ethereum → High fees, especially during peak times
USDT on BNB Smart Chain or Polygon → Low fees, ideal for regular transactions
USDT on Solana or TON → Very low fees, near-instant confirmation
BTC (Bitcoin network) → Moderate fees depending on congestion
ETH on Ethereum → Often expensive during busy periods
ETH on BNB Smart Chain → A much cheaper and faster alternative
How to Minimize Network Fees
Choose lower-cost networks like BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon, or TON when available
Always make sure the network you select on Let’s Bamble matches the one in your wallet or exchange
Avoid sending funds across incompatible chains, as this may result in permanent loss of funds
If you're unsure which network to use, contact support before sending any crypto