I wanted to purchase an Item from another player and pay in Yocash. Does anyone have a list of what it will cost me extra to do this ? It is not a coin for yocash transaction.

If you buy an item for yocash it will probably cost you more. The reason people accept yocash for items is because they think," yeah sure I can just sell the yocash you give me". But that yocash has taxes so if it is 25k per cash and you pay 4 cash for a 100k item . He will only be able to sell 3 of that cash and it will be 75k for him. If he plans on selling the cash then he will probably make you pay a fee so he can get the full price he wants on the item , And you will have to give him 5 cash for him to make 100k. Which will take 6 cash out of your money due to taxes. So cash will be more expensive.
If he doesn't plan on selling the cash to a player. he might accept only getting 4 cash and that would be like him spending his item to buy yocash from you. But then his greedy self might say well actually I am selling this cash to a player so in order for me to get my full amount with taxes I need 5 cash And end up not selling it to a player and just spending 5 cash in the store and not 4. Either way it will be more expensive to pay with cash. If you don't have your money in coins you could sell some yocash to someone and then buy An item you want for coins.

If the seller marked his prices and said this cost 4 yocash or 150k than it would be a better deal with yocash. It just depends on the seller there are no charts. There is just yocash yocoin conversion rate. Which is around 25 .Lower than 25k is a better deal, higher is worse deal.

Edited, oh sorry my answer is really what you were asking for.

Grammy 1 (104887433) wrote:I wanted to purchase an Item from another player and pay in Yocash. Does anyone have a list of what it will cost me extra to do this ? It is not a coin for yocash transaction.

Hi Grammy. If I am not mistaken, the fee for trade involving yocash is 10%.

Hence, if you will be paying the fee, and the seller wants to receive, say 100 yc for his item, then you will shell out 100 yc + 10 yc = 110 yc total.

Now, for amounts which doesn't yield a full number ---- like if the seller wanted 105 yc : 10% of which is 10.5 yc; round this up to the higher whole number, in this case 11 yc. You end up shelling out 111 yc, seller receives 105 yc.

On the trade window, when you type in the yc amount you will lose, it also shows the yc amount the seller will gain.