How to read a conversion quote
Learn what each line item on a stablecoin conversion quote means before you confirm a payout to local currency.
Understanding the four key lines
Before you confirm any conversion on Dawlat, the quote screen displays four numbers: the amount you send, the exchange rate, the network cost, and the Dawlat fee, followed by the estimated local currency amount you will receive.
Exchange rate
The exchange rate shows how many units of your local currency correspond to one unit of USDC or USDT at the time the quote is generated. All rates shown on public marketing calculators carry the label: Illustrative only. Not a quote. Real quotes are shown inside the app at the time of your transfer.
Network cost
Every blockchain transfer incurs a network processing cost to settle transactions on the underlying chain. Listing the network cost on its own line helps you see how much of the total cost comes from blockchain settlement versus platform processing.
Dawlat fee and net payout
The Dawlat fee covers conversion processing and local payout delivery. Subtracting the network cost and Dawlat fee before applying the exchange rate gives the estimated payout amount that arrives in your local bank account or mobile wallet.
Illustrative note
Illustrative only. Not a quote. Real quotes are shown inside the app at the time of your transfer.
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