# How to return the transfer fee

You can return \~ 5,2 EVERs from the commission charged for transactions from Everscale to any EVM network.

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Please note that you can return the commission for the transfer only after it has been completed!
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First, you need to[ find your transaction](https://docs.octusbridge.io/use/bridge/cross-chain-transfer/how-to/find-my-transaction) and go to the transfer page.\
Here you need to copy the `transfer address`. Just click on the icon.

Now go to [EVER Wallet](https://app.gitbook.com/o/-MUxjK3XWZCxuBwyXzkS/s/vwtaQbYcgICT7ubKSITZ/) (in our case it is an extension) and [send ](https://docs.everwallet.net/manage-assets/sending-and-receiving-tokens)about \~0.1 EVER to the `transfer address` we copied.\
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Be sure to add the following text in the comment field: ***`te6ccgEBAQEABgAACAVriBQ=`***\
Then confirm the transaction and wait a little while for EVER to arrive in your wallet:

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You can get Everscale network fee back when you make transfers using [Invisible Bridge](https://docs.octusbridge.io/use/bridge/concepts/invisible-bridge)
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In this case, the process is practically the same as described above, just send your EVERs, attaching a comment[^1], to the address from the line `Prepare second transfer`:

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[^1]: ***`te6ccgEBAQEABgAACAVriBQ=`***


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