> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://faq.blink.sv/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://faq.blink.sv/espanol/transaction-fees/what-are-the-transaction-fees-for-using-blink-wallet.md).

# ¿Cuáles son las tarifas de transacción para usar la billetera Blink?

Las comisiones de transacción de Blink dependen del método de transacción, las condiciones actuales del mercado y tu cuenta. Tus comisiones actuales se muestran en la App de Blink cuando inicias una transacción.

|                                            | Depósitos                                                                 | Retiros                                                      |
| ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Intraledger**                            | Sin comisión de servicio                                                  | Sin comisión de servicio                                     |
| **Lightning**                              | Sin comisión de servicio; el remitente paga comisiones de enrutamiento LN | Sin comisión de servicio; aplican comisiones de enrutamiento |
| **On-chain**                               | Comisión fija (varía según monto) + comisiones de minería                 | Comisión fija (varía según monto) + comisiones de minería    |
| **Transferencia Bitcoin ↔ Dollar Balance** | Aplica spread                                                             | Aplica spread                                                |

Las comisiones son acumulativas. Por ejemplo, un retiro on-chain incluye la comisión fija + comisión de minería + cualquier recargo aplicable. Consulta la App de Blink para los montos actuales.


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