# NOWPayments pricing

> Published pricing (checked 12 Oct 2026): Transaction fee (same currency), From 1%; Exchange fee (different currency), Additional 1%; 'Altogether, our fees add up to 1%'; Mass payouts, No service fee; network fee only.

- Source: https://pipvalley.com/tech/nowpayments/pricing
- Publisher: PipValley - web design studio for prop trading firms
- Updated: 2026-10-12
- Disclosure: PropSuite is PipValley’s technology partner; it is labelled wherever it appears. Facts are from vendor pages and named press, checked 12 Oct 2026.

## NOWPayments pricing

- **Transaction fee (same currency)**: From 1% - "your transaction fees start from 1%" [1]
- **Exchange fee (different currency)**: Additional 1%; 'Altogether, our fees add up to 1%' - "there is an additional fee of 1% ... Altogether, our fees add up to 1%" [1]
- **Mass payouts**: No service fee; network fee only - "Mass payouts are not subject to service fees" [1]

## Published prices from comparable vendors

- [CoinPayments](https://pipvalley.com/tech/prop-firm-payment-processors#coinpayments): Payment fee (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL etc.), 1%
- [Match2Pay](https://pipvalley.com/tech/match2pay): Deposit fee on incoming crypto, 0.30% - 1.00%

## Questions

### How much does NOWPayments cost?

As published (nowpayments.io, checked 12 Oct 2026): Transaction fee (same currency): From 1%; Exchange fee (different currency): Additional 1%; 'Altogether, our fees add up to 1%'; Mass payouts: No service fee; network fee only.

### Is NOWPayments pricing published?

Yes. NOWPayments publishes 3 price lines on its own site or announcements; we quote them verbatim with the source and the date (12 Oct 2026).

### How does NOWPayments pricing compare with alternatives?

Published examples from similar vendors: CoinPayments, Payment fee (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL etc.): 1%; Match2Pay, Deposit fee on incoming crypto: 0.30% - 1.00%. Bases differ (monthly, per account, per verification, revenue share), so model them at your volume.

### Is NOWPayments the only cost of launching a prop firm?

No. A firm also pays for its company set-up, payments, KYC, legal documents and a website, and it carries payout risk unless a capital-backed provider does. Our cost guide breaks the lines down.

## Sources

1. [NOWPayments: Pricing](https://nowpayments.io/pricing) - vendor, checked 2026-10-12
2. [NOWPayments: Home](https://nowpayments.io/) - vendor, checked 2026-10-12
3. [NOWPayments blog: Prop firm payment processors](https://nowpayments.io/blog/prop-firm-payment-processors) - vendor, checked 2026-10-12
4. PipValley Index crawl, 12 Oct 2026 (https://pipvalley.com/tech#methodology) - index, checked 2026-10-12