Short answer: Rise does not charge a fee on most deposits and withdrawals. Some third-party charges may still apply.
The Rise Fee Position
We want funding your account to be as transparent as possible.
- Deposits: Rise charges no deposit fee on any accepted payment method.
- Withdrawals: Rise charges no withdrawal fee on any accepted payment method.
What You Might Still See Charged
Even when Rise does not take a fee, third parties in the payment chain may.
| Charge type | Who applies it | When you typically see it |
| Card scheme / issuer fees | Your card issuer | Card deposits, cross-border or FX conversion |
| Correspondent bank fees | Intermediary banks | International wire transfers |
| E-wallet fees | The e-wallet provider | Some withdrawals to e-wallets |
| FX conversion | The payment provider | When your funding currency differs from your account base currency |
Important: Any third-party fee is applied by your bank or payment provider, not by Rise. We do not control these amounts and they do not appear in your Rise account statement — only on your bank/card/e-wallet side.
Same-Method Policy
To stay compliant with anti-money-laundering rules, withdrawals must follow the same method used to deposit, up to the amount originally deposited. Profits above your total deposited amount can usually be withdrawn by bank wire to an account in your name.
Currency Conversion
If you deposit in a currency that does not match your account base currency, the funds are converted at the rate provided by our payment partner at the time of processing. Any conversion margin is reflected in the rate — Rise does not add a separate FX commission.
How to Avoid Surprise Costs
- Choose a payment method that supports your local currency.
- For card deposits, check whether your issuer treats trading deposits as a cash advance — that can trigger extra fees on their side.
- For bank wires, ask your bank in advance whether correspondent fees apply.