The rate.
The moment.
A snapshot records a number. An execution quote names a provider, a price and a validity window.
Held record XC-341011-0900
- Published timestamp
- 11 October 2034 / 09:00 CET
- Reference rate
- €0.0840 per CC
- Previous comparison
- €0.0838 per CC
- Change, rounded
- +0.24%
- Status
- Held / not streaming
The previous value is a comparison field in this record. No earlier timestamp is supplied. This page does not manufacture a historical series or poll a live market.
What reaches the other side?
Enter a quantity and an illustrative provider fee. Gross value is rounded to euro cents, then a percentage fee and a fixed fee are subtracted. Your provider's actual rounding, spread and minimum may differ.
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Why show a reference value at all?
It lets readers compare CC quantities in a shared unit. An agent balance, a human's retained allowance and a provider's available capacity remain different records.
What if the fees exceed the gross value?
The worksheet reports the shortfall and gives no net proceeds. It never displays a negative amount as money you would receive.
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