Should I choose a fixed or floating rate on FixedFloat?
Compare final receive amounts first. A fixed quote offers more certainty while its payment conditions remain valid. A floating quote may start higher, but its receive amount can change before confirmation. A lower advertised fee does not guarantee more crypto received.
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Illustrative quotes · no rate is locked
Illustration only; neither quote’s payment conditions change with this slider.
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What does each quote lock?
The official FAQ describes a fixed quote with a 10-minute payment window, an exact deposit-amount requirement and a market-movement condition. Floating output is set after the required network confirmations under the service’s terms.
| Order situation | What to check |
|---|---|
| Deposit meets the fixed quote’s conditions | Check the order’s receive amount and current status; this calculator does not lock a quote. |
| Order expired or deposit amount differs | Open that order’s page to review the available refund or continue-at-market options before sending anything more. |
| Refund offered | Check the refund amount and destination. The FAQ says an expired-order refund deducts the network fee. |
FixedFloat’s FAQ also describes a 1.2% market-movement condition before the transaction appears on-chain. Read the conditions displayed on your order, including how they apply to your selected assets and networks.
How much movement removes the advantage?
Use net receive amounts for the same total spend, assets, network and quote time. If fixed gives 99 and floating gives 99.5 units of the same token, floating’s output can fall about 0.5025% before it equals 99.
The slider changes output per unit of input. It does not predict the market or guarantee either quote remains executable.
Which fees are already included?
The FAQ lists a 1% service fee for fixed and 0.5% for floating, plus network costs (checked November 13, 2026). FixedFloat explains that the displayed final receive amount includes fees. Use that net amount without subtracting the percentage again.
Your sending wallet’s payment to FixedFloat may incur a separate network fee. Compare total value spent, including that sending fee, against the net amount received. A service’s advertised percentage alone cannot explain why a small cross-network exchange costs more.
Use the same total spend, assets, receive network and quote time for fixed and floating. If one option requires a different sending fee, obtain comparable quotes first; the calculator cannot price an unknown route.
Offers apply to exchange trading fees, not network gas or third-party swap charges.