Check the displayed fee for your exact asset.
Cloudbet says deposits do not carry an operator fee. For withdrawals, it deducts a flat blockchain network fee that can change with the selected currency, network conditions and infrastructure costs. The confirmation screen is the final figure to compare.
Why the network fee changes
BTC, ETH, USDT and other assets can use different networks and transaction mechanics. A fee quoted for one coin or chain cannot safely be applied to another. Cloudbet maintains a live transaction-fee page, but the cashier amount shown before withdrawal is the most relevant figure for a specific request.
| Cost | Published treatment | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit | No Cloudbet deposit fee | Your sending wallet may charge its own fee |
| Withdrawal | Flat network fee deducted | Exact asset, network and live cashier amount |
| Exchange receipt | Controlled by the receiving service | Minimum credit and memo/tag rules |
A separate clause worth knowing
Cloudbet's general terms separately reserve the right to impose a handling charge of up to 5% on deposits and withdrawals. This is broader contractual wording than the normal network fee table. We have not treated it as a fee charged on every transaction, but it belongs in a complete pre-deposit review because the operator retains that right in its terms.
Four checks before confirmation
- Compare the fee with the amount being withdrawn; a flat fee weighs more on small transfers.
- Confirm that the receiving platform supports the exact network.
- Check the receiving platform's own minimum-credit and memo/tag rules.
- Review the final net amount displayed by Cloudbet before approving the request.
Primary sources
- Cloudbet live crypto transaction fees
- Cloudbet withdrawal process
- Cloudbet terms — transaction and handling-charge provisions
Policies last checked: 28 August 2026. Re-check the cashier before every transaction.