The short answer
Two quotes are only comparable when they describe the same amount, destination currency and fee convention. An embedded spread plus an explicit conversion fee can otherwise be counted twice. A withdrawal fee may appear in euros while a network charge is paid in the asset.
Source-linked facts below are distinct from our suggested workflows. Examples are hypothetical; this is not individual legal, tax or investment advice.
The operating distinction
The site’s local calculator states its order of operations: deduct the modelled token cost, convert at the reference rate adjusted for spread, deduct the percentage execution fee, then subtract the euro payout fee. Its defaults are hypothetical and not sourced market prices. Actual contractual calculations can differ.
What to retain
After execution, replace estimated figures with the trade confirmation and match them to the bank receipt. A quote is a forecast, not a settled balance. Save the original quote and the difference rather than overwriting the model with the final number.
Method, assumptions and limits
Regulatory facts are linked to primary sources. Suggested workflows are our editorial synthesis; examples and fee scenarios are hypothetical. The mechanical illustration is a conceptual navigation aid, not a prescribed legal funds flow.
This is a dated research edition, not an automatically updated register or live price feed. Check the applicable entity, service, jurisdiction and source version before using the material.
Read the methodologySources & scope
Research snapshot: 12 November 2026. The dated rule, its scope and the legal entity matter. Open the primary source before acting.
- EUR-Lex: Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 — Markets in Crypto-AssetsEU legislation
- EPC: SEPA Credit Transfer schemeScheme operator documentation