FunPay fee and withdrawal

Updated

FunPay has two different fees. The buyer pays one when buying. You pay the other when you withdraw money. Mixing them up is costly: the price in the list is higher than what you get, and withdrawal takes a few more percent.

The buyer pays the fee on a sale

The price you put in a listing is the amount you receive. FunPay adds its fee to it and shows the buyer the price with the fee included. The fee depends on the section — find yours in the fee table.

Two things follow from this:

The withdrawal fee

Withdrawal is paid, and each method has its own percentage and minimum. These are the figures from the withdrawal form on our own FunPay account as of 12 October 2026:

MethodFrom a ruble balanceFrom a dollar balance
Bank card (Russia)3%, at least 30 ₽3%, at least $2.75
SBP3%, at least 30 ₽3%, at least $1, arrives in rubles at FunPay's rate
USDT TRC206%, at least 150 ₽, at FunPay's rate6%, at least $1.50

FunPay changes its terms, and the set of methods depends on the account. The withdrawal form shows the exact amount you will receive before you confirm — check against it.

What it comes to in practice

Withdraw 1,000 ₽ to a card and 970 ₽ arrives. Withdraw 500 ₽ in USDT and you pay at least 150 ₽, which is 30%. Small amounts are better saved up and withdrawn at once, and USDT is only for large ones. Work out your own amount in the withdrawal calculator.

Why money cannot be withdrawn at once

The money for an order becomes available after the buyer confirms receipt or the time to confirm runs out. Until then it is on your balance, but you cannot withdraw it. More about the terms on FunPay, GGSel and Plati is in the article “When the money arrives”.

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