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# What are the fees for transferring between your Bitcoin Balance and Dollar Balance?

When you transfer funds between your Bitcoin Balance and Dollar Balance, a spread is applied and retained by Blink. The current spread is displayed in the Blink App when you initiate a transfer.

The same spread applies in both directions — Bitcoin Balance to Dollar Balance, and Dollar Balance to Bitcoin Balance.

In Custodial Mode, the Dollar Balance is powered by Stablesats. In Non-Custodial Mode, it uses the USDB stablecoin. See the Terms and Conditions for details.


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