English Let us review all the monetary commissions you will have to pay in order.
- Your bank commission. Exactly what it will charge a commission for depends on the terms of your contract. This may be a percentage of the payment or a fixed amount. Sometimes a commission is charged for replenishing the account. The cash withdrawal fee must also be taken into account if you are going to withdraw money.
- Payment system commission. This is not the same as bank interest. Most of the time, when replenishing bookmaker or scanner accounts, third-party payment systems are used (for example, AnyPay or the well-known PayPal), but they do not operate for free.
- Bookmaker commission (margin). The most implicit point, which requires a detailed explanation of the size of a small book to understand it fully. Here we simply note that the bookmaker takes its commission from every bet. Online, this amount is usually in the region of 3 to 10%.
- Intermediary commission. If you buy accounts, you want to do so with a guarantee. And you will also have to pay extra for the services of a guarantor or a trusted store. In this case, commissions sometimes reach an unreasonable 20%. But most of the time, the percentage is lower.
- Commission when withdrawing money. Many bookmakers do not hesitate to ask you for a certain amount simply because you want to take the money you worked so hard to earn.
- Conversion commission. If you bet in dollars and then convert to euros, you will be charged a percentage for converting from one currency to another.
Transfer fees apply in all cases: replenishing and withdrawing money from the bookmaker, paying for scanner services, or purchasing accounts (including from individuals). Again, the presence and size of a commission depend on the terms of your service with the bank and the use of additional services.