Dogecoin transaction fee now
Dogecoin has no SegWit, so every byte counts in full. Fee = size in bytes × fee per byte. One legacy input and two outputs make 226 bytes. The rate shown is the suggested fee per byte that Blockchair publishes from the network.
The Dogecoin fee: no data yet. We show nothing rather than a guess.
Every transfer type on Dogecoin
| Transfer | Slow | Standard | Fast | In DOGE | Calculation |
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Transfer figures: no data yet. We show nothing rather than a guess.
Fee history on Dogecoin
Cost of a DOGE transfer at standard speed, in USD at the time of each reading. Our own readings, every 5 minutes; nothing earlier exists.
Fee history for Dogecoin: no data yet. We show nothing rather than a guess.
Units on Dogecoin
1 DOGE = 100,000,000 koinu
The smallest unit of dogecoin.
Source: Dogecoin Core, COIN = 100,000,000
Questions and answers
How much does it cost to send Dogecoin?
Size × fee per byte. A plain payment is about 226 bytes; the figure above multiplies that by the currently suggested rate. Many inputs (for example after mining or many small deposits) make a transaction larger and dearer.
Why do websites list different Dogecoin fees?
Most quote a fixed figure that was written down once. The fee depends on the size of the transaction and on the rate wallets use, so this page reads the rate live and shows the arithmetic.