Withdrawal calculator

Choose a marketplace and a method, enter the amount. The calculator shows the marketplace's fee and how much arrives. Every method has a minimum fee, so small withdrawals cost more than they seem to.

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You withdraw—
FunPay fee—
Arrives—
Fee as a share of the amount—
The minimum stops applying—

Withdrawal fees

FunPay

Figures from the withdrawal form on our FunPay account on 12 Oct 2026. SBP is the Russian Faster Payments System, for bank accounts in Russia.

MethodFrom a ruble accountFrom a dollar account
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 $1.5

GGSel

The calculation of GGSel's withdrawal form on our account on 17 Oct 2026: to a ruble card, 2 % on top of the amount you receive, withdrawals from 1,000 ₽. To receive 1,000 ₽, 1,020 ₽ is taken from the balance. The GGSel balance is kept in dollars, and GGSel converts it to rubles at its own rate. Other wallets are not connected on our account, so we did not check their fees.

Plati

Plati does not let you work out a withdrawal through its API, and we did not check its withdrawal form in the Digiseller account, so there are no figures here. Plati itself writes that money can be withdrawn no earlier than 72 hours after a sale, and in some sections later (plati.market/sellerinfo, checked 17 Oct 2026).

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. Where FunPay's rate is used, the calculator shows the amount before conversion into another currency.

How to withdraw cheaper

Who pays the fee on a sale and when money becomes available for withdrawal is explained in the article “FunPay fee and withdrawal” (read it). The price calculator works out a listing price with the profit you want, and you will find your section's fee in the fee table.