Withdrawal fees and crypto network fees

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TaskPulse withdrawals may include two different types of fees:

  1. TaskPulse fee - a percentage-based platform fee that depends on your account level
  2. Crypto network fee - a fixed fee for the selected cryptocurrency payout method

Understanding the difference is important. Many users lose money on withdrawals simply because they request several small payouts instead of one larger payout.

TaskPulse fee

The TaskPulse fee is a percentage-based withdrawal fee.

This fee depends on your TaskPulse account level. At higher account levels, the TaskPulse withdrawal fee can become lower and may eventually reach 0%.

You can learn more about level benefits here: TaskPulse levels and benefits explained .

Crypto network fee

The crypto network fee is different.

This fee is fixed for each cryptocurrency payout method. It does not depend on how much you withdraw.

Whether you request a withdrawal of $1 or $10, the fee for the chosen cryptocurrency will be the same.

For example, if the selected cryptocurrency has a $0.30 fee, that fee is charged for each withdrawal request using that cryptocurrency.

The most important rule

Do not withdraw an amount that is close to the crypto network fee.

It is usually better to withdraw larger amounts less often instead of making many small withdrawals.

The reason is simple: the crypto network fee is charged per withdrawal request, not as a percentage of your payout amount.

Example: withdrawing $9 with a $0.30 crypto fee

Imagine you want to withdraw $9, and the selected cryptocurrency has a fixed $0.30 fee.

Bad option: nine withdrawals of $1

If you withdraw $1 nine times, you pay the $0.30 fee nine times.

  1. $1 - $0.30 fee = $0.70 received
  2. 9 withdrawals x $0.30 fee = $2.70 total fee
  3. $9.00 - $2.70 = $6.30 received

This is a bad option because the repeated fees take a large part of your money.

Better option: three withdrawals of $3

If you withdraw $3 three times, you pay the $0.30 fee three times.

  1. $3 - $0.30 fee = $2.70 received
  2. 3 withdrawals x $0.30 fee = $0.90 total fee
  3. $9.00 - $0.90 = $8.10 received

This is better, but you still pay the fee multiple times.

Best option: one withdrawal of $9

If you withdraw $9 in one request, you pay the $0.30 fee only once.

  1. $9.00 - $0.30 fee = $8.70 received

This is the best option because the fixed fee is charged only one time.

Why small withdrawals are often inefficient

A fixed crypto network fee has a much bigger impact on small payouts.

For example, a $0.30 fee on a $1 withdrawal is a large part of the payout. The same $0.30 fee on a $20 withdrawal is much smaller compared to the total amount.

This is why we recommend avoiding multiple small withdrawals when possible. Withdraw the full amount you want to take out in one request instead of splitting it into many smaller requests.

Which cryptocurrencies have lower fees?

Some cryptocurrency methods have lower fixed fees than others.

For example, TRX and TON usually have some of the lowest fees on TaskPulse:

  1. TRX - around $0.36
  2. TON - around $0.31

The exact fee is always shown on the withdrawal page before you submit the request.

You can check available withdrawal methods and fees here: https://taskpul.se/withdraw/.

Where to see the fees before withdrawal

On the withdrawal page, TaskPulse shows the payout calculation before you confirm the request.

You can see:

  1. Will be debited - the amount taken from your TaskPulse balance
  2. Network fee - the fixed fee for the selected cryptocurrency
  3. TaskPulse fee - the percentage-based platform fee, if applicable
  4. You will receive - the estimated final amount after fees

Always check this summary before submitting a withdrawal request.

TaskPulse fee and network fee are not the same

These fees work differently.

The TaskPulse fee is based on your account level and may become 0% at higher levels.

The crypto network fee is fixed for the selected cryptocurrency payout method. It is still charged even if your TaskPulse fee is 0%.

Simple recommendation

Do not make many small withdrawals.

If the selected cryptocurrency has a fixed fee, it is usually smarter to wait until you have a larger amount and withdraw it in one request.

This helps you lose less money on repeated fixed fees.

Where to go next

You may also find these Help Center articles useful:

  1. How to request a withdrawal
  2. How long withdrawals take
  3. Why my withdrawal was canceled or rejected