EVER Wallet
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EVER Wallet (EN)
EVER Wallet (EN)
  • Introduction
    • About EVER Wallet
    • Everscale
  • Getting started
    • Install & Singing in
      • How to install your wallet
        • EVER Wallet Extension
        • EVER Wallet App
      • Creating a new wallet
        • Creating a new wallet Extension
        • Creating a new wallet App
      • Sign in with existing seed phrase
        • Sign in with existing seed phrase Extension
        • Sign in with existing seed phrase App
      • Sign in with existing backup
      • Types of account
      • Deploy
    • How to get EVER
  • Manage assets
    • How to add tokens to your wallet
    • Sending and receiving tokens
    • Transactions
  • APP Browser
  • stEVER
    • About stEVER
    • How to get/unstake stEVER
  • Seed phrase, keys and accounts
    • Architecture
    • Seed phrase management
      • EVER Wallet Extension
      • EVER Wallet App
    • Keys management
      • EVER Wallet App
      • EVER Wallet Extension
    • Account management
      • EVER Wallet App
      • EVER Wallet Extension
  • Multisig
    • Creating a Multisig account
    • Add a Multisig account
  • Networks
  • Contacts
  • Concepts
    • Different transport: Mainnet (GQL) and Mainnet (ADL)
    • Fees
    • EVER & WEVER
    • EVER Scan - Everscale explorer
  • See also
    • FlatQube
    • Octus Bridge
    • Broxus Github
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  1. Concepts

Fees

Whenever your address interacts with Everscale network contracts, you need to pay a fee. This type of commission is called Blockchain fees. Any other blockchain works in a similar way. Fees are one of the ways in which validators are rewarded for their work: fees from all transactions that have been included in newly created blocks are distributed among all participating validators. Everscale network fees are negligible and are limited to a few cents when making swaps.

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