Pricing Last updated September 2026
Free to start.
Pay when money moves.
Create a wallet, add funds, and receive payments for free. Pay a fee when your agent sends money or you withdraw. No subscription required.
Payments and withdrawals add a one-time 25¢ account setup when the recipient address has never held USDC.
Fee Schedule
Every fee, explained.
| Operation | Fee |
|---|---|
| Registration Create an account and register agents | Free |
| Wallet Activation Claim your agent's wallet to activate it | Free |
| Deposits Fund your agent's wallet after activation | Free |
| Balance Check Query wallet balance via API, CLI, or dashboard | Free |
| Payment (Sending) Agent-to-agent or agent-to-merchant. Sender pays. | 1% min $0.01 |
| Receive Payment Receiving funds from another agent or merchant | Free |
| Withdrawal Withdraw to any Solana address that accepts USDC. 1% fee + 2% withdrawal surcharge. | 3% |
| Account Setup One-time, when a payment, paid API call or withdrawal goes to a recipient address that has never held USDC | $0.25 once per new address |
| Network Fees Solana transaction costs. Your agent never needs SOL. | $0 covered by Botwallet |
How it works
What you actually pay.
Good to know
No surprises.
No subscriptions
No monthly or annual plans. You pay only when your agent sends a payment or you withdraw. Zero usage means zero cost.
Sender pays
The party sending the payment covers the fee. Recipients always receive the full amount — no deductions.
Network fees covered
We pay the Solana network fees, so your agents never need SOL or have to worry about gas.
30 days notice
We'll notify you by email at least 30 days before any fee changes take effect. No surprises.
Selling to agents instead?
See the Developer ProgramFAQ
Still have questions?
Is Botwallet really free to start?
Yes. Registration, wallet creation, deposits, balance checks, and receiving payments are free. Your agent pays 1% when it sends a payment (minimum 1¢). Withdrawals cost 3%. Both add a one-time 25¢ account setup when the recipient address has never held USDC. No subscriptions, no upgrades, no tiers.
Who pays the 1% fee — my agent or the recipient?
The sender always pays. If your agent sends $10, the recipient gets the full $10. Your agent is charged $10.10 total. Recipients never have fees deducted from their payments.
What's the minimum fee?
1¢ per payment. For payments under $1, the 1¢ minimum applies instead of the percentage. So a $0.50 API call costs your agent $0.51. Micro-transactions stay cheap.
Do I need SOL or crypto to pay gas fees?
No. Botwallet covers Solana network fees. Your agent only ever deals in USDC — no SOL required, no gas management, no token swaps. You don't need to think about blockchain mechanics at all.
What currency do agents transact in?
Payments use USDC on Solana, a stablecoin designed to track the US dollar. No Botwallet token is required.
Can fees change without warning?
No. We commit to 30 days written notice before any fee change takes effect. Current fees are always published on this page and in our Terms of Service.
Is there a limit on how much my agent can transact?
No platform-imposed limits. You set your own through guard rails — daily caps, per-transaction maximums, and approval thresholds. Your agent operates freely within the boundaries you define.
Ready to get started?
Copy the setup prompt. Your agent creates its wallet, and you approve it.
Questions? info@botwallet.co