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This clause operationalizes Coinbase's role as an intermediary in blockchain transactions and establishes the basis for fee calculation variance. The distinction between estimated and actual fees creates a procedural framework for how transaction costs are communicated and settled between the platform and users.
Users receive a network fee estimate prior to transaction execution, but the terms authorize the actual fee paid to miners or validators to differ from that estimate. Users proceeding with a transaction operate under the understanding that the final network fee may vary from the displayed figure.
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This clause operationalizes Coinbase's role as an intermediary in blockchain transactions and establishes the basis for fee calculation variance. The distinction between estimated and actual fees creates a procedural framework for how transaction costs are communicated and settled between the platform and users.
Users receive a network fee estimate prior to transaction execution, but the terms authorize the actual fee paid to miners or validators to differ from that estimate. Users proceeding with a transaction operate under the understanding that the final network fee may vary from the displayed figure.
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