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Understanding Bridge's fees

How Bridge pricing works and what to expect

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Bridge offers flexible pricing for early-stage fintechs and scalable options for growing businesses. Here's what you need to know:


πŸ”“ No-commitment option (self-service)

  • Bridge provides a self-help option with no monthly minimum commitment for volumes up to $100K rolling per month.

  • Ideal for testing, prototyping, or early market entry.


πŸ“ˆ Developer Fee (volume-based pricing)

  • If you secure a contract with Bridge, you can lock in lower Developer Fees based on your monthly volume commitment.

  • The Developer Fee is a percentage of transaction volume, excluding same-chain transfers (e.g., USDC-to-USDC on the same chain).

  • The Developer Fee only applies when your actual usage exceeds your monthly minimum commitment.


πŸ’Ό Additional passthrough fees

Bridge also charges passthrough fees from infrastructure partners. These may include:

  • KYC/KYB identity verification

  • Virtual bank account provisioning (e.g., ACH, wire, SEPA)

  • On-chain transaction/network fees for supported blockchains


πŸ“Š Plan your model

We’ve created a basic business model template you can use to estimate your costs under different scenarios.

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