Network fees
Blockchains charge for transactions. Some also charge to create an account or store data. The amount depends on the network, its current demand and what the transaction does.
A token approval can have its own fee. That cost may still apply if you later decide not to complete the swap.
Your gas pays the network
Your separate Personal Gas phrase controls the EVM gas account and fee-only 
Solana and 
TRON addresses. The keys stay on your phone; Orrerie does not hold your personal fee funds or keys. Your Funding and Spot asset wallets retain their separate two-of-three owners. Paying fees gives a gas key no asset-owner vote.
Relay converts your BSC USDT into native EVM gas during funding. Provider conversion costs and later network transaction fees are separate.
Your gas Solana address pays network fees and required account rent for creation, sends, transfers, Spend payments, cancellations, wallet hops and supported recovery. Set it up in Personal Gas and add SOL directly to that address.
Your gas TRON address buys Energy by paying the reviewed invoice directly to TronRental. The sending asset wallet still pays its own on-chain bandwidth, multisignature and any applicable burn fee. Add TRX to the gas address for Energy and keep enough TRX in the asset wallet for its separate chain fee.
New personal fee flows use no Orrerie pool or operator-funded fallback. Former server-held Solana and TRON reserves are retired from new funding and transaction flows; this does not mean that every historical reserve balance has already been recovered.
See your network balances
Open Account → Personal Gas to set up the fee addresses you use and see native balances. Follow the current BSC USDT deposit instructions for the six EVM networks. Add SOL or TRX directly to your gas Solana or TRON address.
The same separate Personal Gas phrase controls these fee keys. Back it up before funding. An unavailable balance reading is not a zero balance.
Follow your fee history
Open the Fees tab to review recorded network charges by network and transaction. Switch between the last seven days, thirty days or all available history, and see which costs you paid and which another payer paid.
Funding receipts show Relay conversions. Solana receipts distinguish network fees and required rent. TRON receipts separate the Energy invoice and its payment fee from the asset wallet’s on-chain fee. Historical records retain their original evidence; a pending operation is never presented as a confirmed charge.
The screen retains the last available receipts when a refresh is incomplete and identifies missing information. Fiat totals are estimates based on the available receipt and price data.
Swap and purchase costs
Swap, bridge and purchase providers can charge fees or include costs in their exchange rates. They may also set minimum and maximum amounts.
Review what you send, what you expect to receive and any minimum delivery amount. A quote can expire, and an estimated route cost is not always a complete breakdown of every charge.
Planned subscriptions
The planned monthly prices below are in US dollars. Subscriptions are not yet available for purchase.
Purchasing is planned through Apple In-App Purchase. Usage allowances and final terms will be shown before subscriptions open. Network fees, transaction costs and applicable provider usage charges are separate.
- Orrerie Mail — US$5.99 per month
- Orrerie Phone — US$7.99 per month
- Orrerie Intelligence — US$9.99 per month
Frequently asked questions
What costs can a payment include?
A payment can include network fees, Solana account rent and separate swap or purchase provider costs. EVM gas funding can include Relay conversion costs. TRON can include a gas-paid Energy invoice and its payment fee plus a separate asset-wallet chain fee. Review each payer and amount before approving.
Are network fees paid to Orrerie?
Network fees pay blockchain execution. Your personal EVM or Solana gas address pays those fees. TRON Energy invoices go directly from your gas TRON address to TronRental, while the asset wallet pays its own chain fee. Relay conversion costs belong to the separate funding routes shown in your review.
Are gas payments free?
No. You fund the native gas and any required Solana rent or TRON Energy invoice. Provider conversion costs can also apply. The personal EVM, Solana and TRON fee flows have no operator-funded fallback.
Why can an approval cost money before the swap happens?
A token approval can be its own blockchain transaction, granting a contract permission to use a reviewed token amount. The network can charge for that transaction even if you do not complete the later swap. Treat the approval and exchange as separate steps, and read the costs before authorizing either.
Is the difference between input and output just a fee?
Not necessarily. The two sides can involve different assets, exchange rates, price movement, provider costs and network costs. A route’s estimated impact summarizes certain differences but may not be a full itemized bill. Review the quote’s explanation instead of adding overlapping fee figures or treating the entire difference as one charge.
Can I lock in a quote indefinitely?
No. Quotes apply for a limited time and can depend on current prices and network conditions. If a quote expires or important details change, a new review may be required. A timing estimate is not a delivery deadline, and a price shown while browsing does not reserve a purchase or swap.
What are the planned subscription prices?
The planned monthly prices are US$5.99 for Mail, US$7.99 for Phone and US$9.99 for Intelligence. Subscriptions are not yet available for purchase. Subscription purchasing is planned through Apple In-App Purchase; there is no website or crypto checkout for these subscriptions. Network and provider costs remain separate.
Where do I check or refill my fee reserves?
Open Account → Personal Gas for setup, balances and funding progress. Fund the six EVM networks through the BSC USDT flow, and add SOL or TRX directly to the separate gas address shown for that network.
Can I see how much I have spent on network fees?
Open the Fees tab for recorded charges, grouped by network and transaction. Filter the last seven days, thirty days or all available history, and distinguish You paid from Another payer. Missing or incomplete receipt data remains visible as a limitation, and fiat values are estimates rather than a fixed bill.
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