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# What are the fees for sending Bitcoin from my Blink wallet to another wallet?

The transaction fees vary depending on the type of transaction, whether it's an on-chain transaction or a Lightning transaction.

For sending Lightning payments, a routing fee is paid by the user, but there are no extra fees applied by Blink.

Blink's on-chain transaction fees are composed of:

1. [**Miner fee**](/transaction-fees/what-are-mining-fees.md) — paid according to the current mempool state.
2. **Tiered fixed fee** — varies by withdrawal amount. See the Blink App for current tiers.
3. **Imbalance surcharge** — an additional fee may apply for accounts exceeding the Lightning/on-chain imbalance threshold in a rolling window.

The exact amount of transaction fees may vary depending on the current market conditions and network congestion. See the Blink App for current fees.


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