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Etherfuse ramp fees apply per market. Mexico (MXN) is live today; more fiat rails are on the way — see Upcoming fiat rails.

Mexico (MXN)

Platform fees are based on your rolling 30-day transaction volume — higher volume means lower fees: The fee is calculated on the source amount and returned on the quote as feeBps and feeAmount (feeAmount = sourceAmount × feeBps). feeAmount is denominated in the source asset — fiat for onramps, and the source token for offramps and swaps (e.g. USDC when selling USDC, the bond token when selling a bond). destinationAmount is already net of the fee: exchangeRate is the post-fee rate, so sourceAmount × exchangeRate = destinationAmount. Your current tier is applied automatically.

Partner fees

Organizations can configure an additional partner fee (up to 500 bps / 5.00%) on top of the platform fee. This is useful for capturing additional revenue depending on the price sensitivity of your customers.
  • Set a default via PUT /ramp/partner-fee or when creating a child org
  • Override per-quote by passing partnerFeeBps in the quote request — it’s applied directly, with no separate “enable” step
  • Resolution order: per-quote override > org default (partnerFeeDefaultBps) > 0
  • Check your current default via GET /ramp/me (partnerFeeDefaultBps)
The partner fee is folded into the quote’s feeBps/feeAmount — it is not returned as a separate field. So feeBps already includes your partner fee. To get the Etherfuse platform portion, subtract the partnerFeeBps you sent (platformBps = feeBps − partnerFeeBps). Don’t add your partner fee on top of feeBps, and don’t deduct it again from destinationAmount (which is already net of all fees) — either one double-counts. Partner fees are tracked on each order (partnerFeeBps, partnerFeeAmountFiat, partnerFeeStatus) and settled offline via finance — no on-chain component.
Swaps don’t itemize the partner fee yet. POST /ramp/swap returns no fee breakdown, and the quote folds the fee into feeBps. For swaps, compute the partner amount client-side from the partnerFeeBps you sent.

Payouts

Partner fees accrue to you as your customers transact — when a partnerFeeBps is applied to a quote, Etherfuse captures that amount on each transaction and accumulates it for you.
  • Cadence — settled on a calendar-month basis, remitted ~2 weeks after month-end.
  • Currency — paid out in the underlying currency currently in use (subject to change).
  • Reporting — the running total and a per-fee breakdown are available in your dashboard under Reports.

Upcoming fiat rails

These fiat rails are coming soon. Pricing will be published here as each launches.
Want early access or market-specific pricing? Book a call with our team to talk pricing and upcoming fiat rails.