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     • When you buy gems in VeVe, you're charged in USD: 1 gem costs $1USD.
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   How are gems priced in Veve?

   • When you buy gems in VeVe, you're charged in USD: 1 gem costs $1USD. But you might pay a slightly different price based on your currency or payment method - read on to learn more.

   Purchase & Payout

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   What happens when you buy a gem in Veve?

   • When purchasing an asset from a drop (or the market) or transferring an asset to another user, it will be locked until the ownership has transferred on the blockchain. How are gems priced in VeVe? When you buy gems in VeVe, you're charged in USD: 1 gem costs $1USD.

   Purchase & Payout

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   What is Veve payout?

   • Payout is a system that allows you to withdraw your Gems from your VeVe wallet and into your bank account in your local currency. You must complete KYC (Know Your Customer) and be verified before you will have access to the feature. There are a few details to be aware of with Payouts: You may only use your personal bank account for the payout.

   Payout: What You Need To Know [Updated] - veve.me

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   How much gems do I need to get a payout?

   • You must have a minimum balance of 500 Gems to qualify for Payout. There is a 100 Gem minimum withdrawal. Your account must be at least 30 days old. The maximum withdrawal amount is currently 50,000 Gems in any 7-day period. Given the nature of the international banking system, we do not provide any guarantees as to the speed of the Payout.

   Payout: What You Need To Know [Updated] - veve.me

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   When will I receive my VeVe payout?

   • You should receive your VeVe payout within 5 business days, but there are no guarantees due to the international banking system. All payouts are in USD. You may be charged a foreign currency conversion fee by your bank. Please direct any queries around payouts you have made to VeVe Customer Support.

   VeVe Fees

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   How do you find the value of a veve?

   • Edition #’s are the single most important factor in finding the value in your VeVe’s. Prices are largely based on edition #’s. For example, edition #72 of anything is going to sell for a very expensive price vs a higher mint number. There are “floor” base values, which is what the NFT COULD sell for regardless of edition #.

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3. help.veve.me › s › articleHow are gems priced in VeVe?

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   When you buy gems in VeVe, you're charged in USD: 1 gem costs $1USD. But you might pay a slightly different price based on your currency or payment method - read on to learn more. Description. Gems are the VeVe in-app token that you use to exchange for collectibles during drops or in the Market.

4. www.veve.me › veve-feesVeVe Fees

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   Sep 15, 2024 · Fees. Payout Fees: Users will be charged a payout Fee of 10% of the gross withdrawal amount (for example requesting 100 Gems for withdrawal, 10% will be deducted as a payout Fee meaning the user will receive the equivalent of 90 Gems). In addition the following Fees apply. For payouts to US bank account; $1USD.

5. www.veve.me › post › payout-what-you-need-to-knowPayout: What You Need To Know [Updated] - veve.me

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   Payout is a system that allows you to withdraw your Gems from your VeVe wallet and into your bank account in your local currency. You must complete KYC (Know Your Customer) and be verified before you will have access to the feature.

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   Dec 16, 2023 · How are gems priced in VeVe? When you buy gems in VeVe, you're charged in USD: 1 gem costs $1USD. But you might pay a slightly different price based on your currency or payment method - read on to learn more.

8. www.reddit.com › qdp7qw › gems_fees_and_the_truthGems, Fees, and the truth…. : r/VeVeCollectables - Reddit

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   100 gems on Veve app is $99.99 charged through my Apple ID account. Ok, fine. However, it was disclosed in one of the AMA’s in the past week that Veve has to pay 30 percent to Apple on each transaction. So, that means that everything on the Veve app is worth 70% of what the gem number indicates.

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9. www.veve.me › post › veve-101-drops-gemsVeVe 101: Drops & Gems - VeVe Digital Collectibles

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   Gems are VeVe’s in-app currency. 1 Gem is equivalent to USD$1.00. You can choose to buy Gems when participating in a Drop, or you can load your VeVe wallet with Gems beforehand from your Profile.

10. www.reddit.com › r › VeVeCollectablesUnderstanding the VeVe Marketplace (v2) : r/VeVeCollectables

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    To find the average cost, just look towards the auctions. Here you'll be able to see what the average price users are buying a specific collectible for. If you go any higher in #’s from there, expect the price will start to lower until you hit that "Floor" value I explained above.