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# Costs and fees

Review the total charge before confirming a paid action.

## Entry and trading costs

These costs apply at different steps:

| Action                    | Cost                                                          |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Free practice             | No entry charge                                               |
| Play for cash             | The selected entry and any displayed additional charge        |
| Play for a funded account | The entry price for the selected account size                 |
| In-game trading           | Virtual costs included in game profit or loss                 |
| Funded trading            | Costs reduce funded account performance and eligible earnings |

Virtual trading costs do not debit your wallet again.

## Deposits, payouts, and withdrawals

Size charges no fee for direct deposits or funded payouts. A funded profit split still applies.

The Size wallet withdrawal fee is $1. Bridge, on-ramp, and other payment providers can charge their own fees. An on-ramp converts ordinary currency into a digital asset.

Review provider charges in the selected route before sending funds.

## Cash prize calculation

Multiply your entry by the payout multiplier to calculate the total prize. The total includes your entry. A $10 entry at 2× pays $20 total on a win, before additional charges.

See [Entry and cash prizes](/docs/cash-games/entry-and-prizes.md) or [Funded payouts](/docs/funded/payouts.md).


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