<p>For fees in general, this site is a great reference:</p>

<p><a href="http://bitcoinfees.com/" rel="nofollow">http://bitcoinfees.com/</a></p>

<p>However, if you're using coinbase.com, they seem to eat the blockchain transaction fees when you send money.</p>

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2014-04-20T02:46:15.230Z
2014-04-20T02:46:15.230Z
Richard Kiss
<p>I have huge problem which I can't handle with. 
I'br read many articles about fees and still I don't know how can I solve my problem.</p>

<p>Maybe I will show you in an example:</p>

<ol>
<li>user A creates a product in his shop (for 0.10 bitcoin)</li>
<li>user B creates a widget of this product from user A</li>
<li>user C buy this product from the widget which belongs to user B</li>
</ol>

<p>so user A and B should earn money therefore I must split sent them btc.</p>

<p>product price: 0.10 btc
user A, gets 70% of 0.10 btc
user B, gets 15% of 0.10 btc
and I get the rest, 15% of 0.10 btc</p>

<p>everything is okey, but now I have make 2 transactions from my wallet:
1. send btc to user A
2. send btc to user B</p>

<p>and here it is the question: how can I calculate fee for sending money to user A and B?</p>

<p>I'm using coinbase.com as an API to sending / getting btc.</p>

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2014-04-19T18:50:15.430Z
Doesn't coinbase handle the fees for you?
John L. Jegutanis
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How to calculate fees for one transaction splitted to many
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# How to calculate fees for one transaction splitted to many

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-04-19)

I have huge problem which I can't handle with.
I'br read many articles about fees and still I don't know how can I solve my problem.

Maybe I will show you in an example:

1. user A creates a product in his shop (for 0.10 bitcoin)
2. user B creates a widget of this product from user A
3. user C buy this product from the widget which belongs to user B

so user A and B should earn money therefore I must split sent them btc.

product price: 0.10 btc
user A, gets 70% of 0.10 btc
user B, gets 15% of 0.10 btc
and I get the rest, 15% of 0.10 btc

everything is okey, but now I have make 2 transactions from my wallet:
1. send btc to user A
2. send btc to user B

and here it is the question: how can I calculate fee for sending money to user A and B?

I'm using coinbase.com as an API to sending / getting btc.

**Tags:** transaction-fees

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Doesn't coinbase handle the fees for you?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2014-04-20. Score: 0

For fees in general, this site is a great reference:

<http://bitcoinfees.com/>

However, if you're using coinbase.com, they seem to eat the blockchain transaction fees when you send money.


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