Fees
Zengo fees, explained line by line
Every platform quotes one number and charges several. Here is what Zengo actually takes on a purchase, what it leaves out of the headline, and what the same order costs at Anytime Capital.
- Zengo: no card rail of its own; buying inside Zengo is a MoonPay purchase at MoonPay's rate, which is 4.5% on card, Apple Pay and Google Pay orders with a minimum of about $3.99, shown before you confirm, and Zengo Pro subscribers get a discount of up to 50% on those fees
- Trading: in-app swaps carry a processing fee of up to about 3% plus a market spread, depending on the route
- Anytime Capital cards from 4%, shown in full before you pay
Updated September 2026. Zengo figures from its published pricing, terms and independent reviews.


- FinCEN-registered U.S. money services business
- Atlanta branch ยท Miami office
- 8,000+ completed trades
- FDIC-insured cash account
Buy BTCBitcoin$81,250+5.07%
Buy ETHEthereum$2,515+5.08%
Buy USDTTether$0.9999+0.02%
Buy USDCUSD Coin$0.9999+0.01%
Buy SOLSolana$105.30+5.90%
Buy XRPXRP$1.46+9.17%
Buy LTCLitecoin$51.35+3.19%
Buy DOGEDogecoin$0.0895+10.01%
Buy TRXTRON$0.3313+2.00%
Buy ADACardano$0.2224+13.08%
Buy AVAXAvalanche$7.53+5.02%
Buy DOTPolkadot$0.8943+4.02%
Buy LINKChainlink$11.81+6.26%
Buy BCHBitcoin Cash$257.40+5.35%
Buy XLMStellar$0.1861+7.22%
Buy SHIBShiba Inu$0.000005+5.36%
Buy TONToncoin$1.38+3.60%
Buy SUISui$0.7899+8.46%
Quick answer
How much does Zengo charge?
Zengo charges no card rail of its own; buying inside Zengo is a MoonPay purchase at MoonPay's rate, which is 4.5% on card, Apple Pay and Google Pay orders with a minimum of about $3.99, shown before you confirm, and Zengo Pro subscribers get a discount of up to 50% on those fees. Trading fees are in-app swaps carry a processing fee of up to about 3% plus a market spread, depending on the route. Bank transfers: ACH through MoonPay at about 1% where available. Withdrawals: none from Zengo; sending coins out of the wallet costs only the network fee. Blockchain network fees are added on top. Anytime Capital card, Apple Pay and Google Pay orders start from 4% with the full price on screen before you confirm.
Layered
Zengo pricing structure
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separate fee lines at Zengo
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4%
Anytime Capital card pricing from
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$0
surprise fees at checkout
Anytime Capital
Card pricing at Anytime Capital, where Zengo has no card rail
Published fee percentages on a debit or credit card order
Zengo does not sell crypto for a card payment directly: no card rail of its own; buying inside Zengo is a MoonPay purchase at MoonPay's rate, which is 4.5% on card, Apple Pay and Google Pay orders with a minimum of about $3.99, shown before you confirm, and Zengo Pro subscribers get a discount of up to 50% on those fees. Anytime Capital card pricing starts from 4% and is shown in full before you confirm, excluding network fees. As of September 2026.
What Zengo charges, in order
Zengo is free to download and free to hold coins in, and sending them out costs the blockchain network fee and nothing more. The fee questions all live behind the buy and sell buttons, and the answer to each is MoonPay. A card, Apple Pay or Google Pay purchase inside Zengo carries MoonPay's 4.5% fee with a minimum of about $3.99; an ACH purchase, where MoonPay offers it, carries about 1%. Zengo shows the fee before you confirm and says plainly that it does not control it. Selling is the same in reverse, at MoonPay's sell rate, with the payout on MoonPay's timeline.
Zengo's own lever on price is the Pro subscription, $19.99 a month or $129.99 a year, which cuts purchase fees by up to 50%. The discount applies only to purchases made through MoonPay inside the app, and only after $129.99 has left your account. In-app swaps are another route: up to about 3% in processing fees plus a market spread, depending on the pair. None of that is hidden, and Zengo's help center is unusually candid about it.
Anytime Capital's card pricing starts from 4% with the spread included on the first dollar with no subscription, and the quote shows the amount you pay and the crypto you receive before you confirm. On a $1,000 card order that is from $40 here against $45 inside Zengo without Pro, and there is nothing to buy first. The coins can be delivered to a Zengo address if that is where you want to hold them.
Network fees, spread, and the number that matters
Both platforms add the blockchain network fee to send your coins. What differs is how the price is presented. Zengo's schedule is spread across trading, deposit and withdrawal lines. Anytime Capital shows one number for what you pay and one for what you receive. The second number is the only one worth comparing: screenshot both checkouts on the same $1,000 order and look at how much crypto lands.
A front door, not a chat window
Zengo is built to be used through a screen. We are built to be visited. Bring cash, bring questions, or bring a problem another platform could not solve.
- Atlanta branch
- 2549 Piedmont Road NE, Suite 110, Atlanta, GA 30324
- Hours
- MonโFri 10amโ5pm ยท Sat 10amโ2pm
- Phone
- (470) 748-2530
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The rails where the fee question barely applies
Zengo has no cash rail at any price and no domestic wire desk. At Anytime Capital, cash in the Atlanta branch and cash by mail are priced like any other order, and wires for larger amounts are handled by the OTC desk with a locked quote. For a customer moving real size, a wire costs a fraction of any card rail, at Zengo or anywhere else.
Leaving Zengo? Your wallet address works here too.
Verify once with your ID and a selfie, pick a coin, choose any of nine ways to pay, and paste any wallet address you control. Card and Apple Pay orders confirm in minutes; wires settle the same business day.
- Non-custodial wallet, or your own address
- FDIC-insured cash account with a free debit card
- (470) 748-2530 during business hours
- Walk-in branch in Atlanta, office in Miami
Side by side
Zengo vs Anytime Capital, row by row
A green check marks the platform with the edge on that row. Anytime Capital leads on 8 of 15.
Card purchase fee
- Zengo
- No card rail of its own; buying inside Zengo is a MoonPay purchase at MoonPay's rate, which is 4.5% on card, Apple Pay and Google Pay orders with a minimum of about $3.99, shown before you confirm, and Zengo Pro subscribers get a discount of up to 50% on those fees
- Anytime
- From 4% with the spread included, quoted in full before you confirm
Bank transfer fee
- Zengo
- ACH through MoonPay at about 1% where available
- Anytime
- ACH and wire priced per order; wires clear same day for larger amounts
Pay with cash
- Zengo
- Not offered
- Anytime
- Cash at the Atlanta branch, or cash by mail from anywhere in the U.S.
Domestic wire
- Zengo
- Not offered; bank funding is MoonPay's ACH where available
- Anytime
- Same-day domestic wire for larger orders through the OTC desk
Apple Pay & Google Pay
- Zengo
- Yes
- Anytime
- Yes
Talk to a human
- Zengo
- 24/7 in-app live chat and email, staffed by people rather than bots; no phone line
- Anytime
- Phone (470) 748-2530, email, and two walk-in offices
Physical locations
- Zengo
- None for customers
- Anytime
- Atlanta branch and Miami office
Where it serves
- Zengo
- The Zengo wallet works anywhere, but buying and selling inside it depends on MoonPay's U.S. licensing, and Zengo's help center lists some features as unavailable in New York, Louisiana, Texas and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
- Anytime
- Serves customers worldwide, with U.S. offices in Atlanta and Miami; eligibility confirmed during verification
Identity verification
- Zengo
- Creating the wallet needs only an email and a device; buying or selling runs MoonPay's verification, with a government ID and a selfie on the first purchase.
- Anytime
- Government ID and selfie online, or in person at the Atlanta branch
Bank account & debit card
- Zengo
- No FDIC-insured cash account
- Anytime
- FDIC-insured cash account with a free virtual debit card
Large orders
- Zengo
- Limits are MoonPay's verification tiers; no desk for a large order
- Anytime
- Dedicated OTC desk with a named contact
Custody of your coins
- Zengo
- Your own wallet; you hold the keys
- Anytime
- Your own wallet address, or the free non-custodial Anytime Capital wallet
Regulation
- Zengo
- Zengo is wallet software, not a money transmitter, and holds no financial license of its own; the on-ramp inside it is MoonPay, a FinCEN-registered money services business with state licenses, and Zengo's security model has been audited and is backed by a bug bounty.
- Anytime
- U.S.-based, FinCEN-registered money services business
Withdrawal fees
- Zengo
- none from Zengo; sending coins out of the wallet costs only the network fee
- Anytime
- Network fee only when sending to your own wallet
Fee display at checkout
- Zengo
- Trading, deposit and withdrawal lines shown separately
- Anytime
- One total and one amount received, plus the network fee
Ways to pay
9 ways to pay here. 4 at Zengo.
The rails Zengo has, it runs well. The ones it does not have are the ones a customer reaches for when a card is declined, an amount is large, or the money is in cash.
Apple PayInstant, from your phoneYesYes
Google PayInstant, Android and webYesYesDebit cardVisa and MastercardYesYes

Credit cardAmex and Discover accepted hereYesYes- ACH bank transferLower cost, settles in business daysLimitedYes
- Domestic wireSame-day for larger ordersNoYes
Cash AppPay from your Cash App balanceNoYes- Cash in personAtlanta branch, counted at the counterNoYes
- Cash by mailFrom anywhere in the U.S.NoYes
Coins
Every major coin, one checkout
Most of the volume on any platform is in the same few dozen coins. Every one below has its own buy page here, with Apple Pay, card, ACH, wire and cash at checkout.
BitcoinBuy BTC
EthereumBuy ETH
TetherBuy USDT
USD CoinBuy USDC
SolanaBuy SOL
XRPBuy XRP
BNBBuy BNB
DogecoinBuy DOGE
TRONBuy TRX
CardanoBuy ADA
LitecoinBuy LTC
ChainlinkBuy LINK
AvalancheBuy AVAX
PolkadotBuy DOT
ToncoinBuy TON
SuiBuy SUI
Shiba InuBuy SHIB
StellarBuy XLM
Bitcoin CashBuy BCH
PolygonBuy POL
UniswapBuy UNI
NEARBuy NEAR
HederaBuy HBAR
AptosBuy APT
ArbitrumBuy ARB
OptimismBuy OP
CosmosBuy ATOM
FilecoinBuy FIL
Ethereum ClassicBuy ETC
AaveBuy AAVE
InjectiveBuy INJ
BittensorBuy TAO
RenderBuy RENDER
SeiBuy SEI
StacksBuy STX
ImmutableBuy IMX
How it works
Three steps from Zengo to here
- 1
Verify once
Government ID and a selfie, online in minutes. Stuck? Call the branch or come in and finish it in person.
- 2
Pay your way
Apple Pay, Google Pay, card, ACH, wire, Cash App, cash in branch or cash by mail. The full price is on screen before you confirm.
- 3
Receive and keep going
Coins land in your own wallet or the free Anytime Capital wallet. Sell back to an FDIC-insured cash account and spend with the debit card.
Ready to leave Zengo behind?
Anytime Capital is a U.S. money services business serving customers worldwide, with a branch in Atlanta, an office in Miami, and card pricing from 4% with the spread included. Verification takes minutes, nine payment methods are live, and (470) 748-2530 reaches a person during business hours.





- Wire transfer
- Cash in person
Digital assets are not FDIC-insured, are not bank deposits, and may lose value. Availability and limits subject to identity verification and compliance review.
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Important Disclosures
- Information about Zengo is based on its published pricing, terms of service and independent reviews as of September 2026. Fees, availability and features change; confirm the exact quote in each platform's checkout before you pay.
- Anytime Capital pricing shown as "from" reflects the lowest published rate; your quote depends on payment method, order size and verification and is displayed in full before you confirm.
- Anytime Capital and Zengo are independent companies. This page is not endorsed by or affiliated with Zengo. Third-party names and logos are used only to identify the platform being compared and remain the property of their owners.
- This comparison is for information only and is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice.
- Cryptocurrency is not FDIC insured, is not a bank deposit and may lose value. The FDIC-insured cash account refers to U.S. dollar balances held at a partner bank; digital assets are not covered.