The fact that this fee gets applied on EVERY transaction is a bit much, especially when you’re dealing with large deposits.

I am not against Brave getting support, but this should be an optional thing inside the Brave wallet. Charging this commission is more likely to put users at risk. However, because this is a large buy, I really should be protected from fat-finger errors. That means I’ll be risking fat-finger errors when I buy through the main work site. If I am getting charged $7 bucks to buy $700 ETH, I will not buy via the Brave UI. Large fees on large buys discourages users from using the Brave Wallet buy UI, thereby making them risk fat-finger errors on large sums of money. This only drives people away from using the Brave wallet. What is the point of Brave partnering with Solana and Ramp to lower fees, only to then charge a comparatively exorbitant amount in commission. As you can see in the screenshot, the ETH network fee was $0.54, while the Brave fee is $7.04. The commission absolutely DWARFS the network fees.

There’s no financial incentive here for users to want to pay the commission when they’re not really getting anything back, whereas Ramp has a lot of incentive to get Brave users to constantly use their service.

If this is commission, why is it being passed on to the customers? Ramp should be paying Brave for driving customers to their service for on-ramping. I’d like to have an honest discussion about this fee though, as it strikes me as a bit sneaky if not unfair for numerous reasons. Hi thanks for the official clarification.

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