A floating exchange rate is conducted at the current most profitable market rate at the time of execution. The expected rate shown is the current exchange rate, but this is subject to change.

With floating rates:

— The cryptocurrency market’s volatility affects transaction values
— Each transaction may have a unique exchange rate
— Factors like price fluctuations, market conditions, and network fees influence the rate
— The rate can change at any moment
— You might receive more or less than initially anticipated.