Terenval Crypto Glossary · Русская версия
Network fee
A network fee is the amount paid according to a blockchain's fee mechanism to have a transaction processed, propagated or included in the network's ledger.
Published and reviewed: 2 October 2026.
Fee rules differ by blockchain. Bitcoin fees depend on transaction data size and fee market conditions, while Ethereum uses gas-based pricing.
How this concept appears in Terenval Wallet
Terenval Wallet shows network-specific transaction flows; fees come from the blockchain network and can vary with congestion and transaction type.
Important: A high network fee is not automatically a wallet service charge; identify which part is paid to the network before comparing wallet costs.
A non-custodial mobile wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum and supported L2/EVM networks.
Why the term matters
Fee rules differ by blockchain. Bitcoin fees depend on transaction data size and fee market conditions, while Ethereum uses gas-based pricing.
A high network fee is not automatically a wallet service charge; identify which part is paid to the network before comparing wallet costs.
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