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Short answer: A 100 zł commercial payment keeps 95,75 zł after 2,90% + 1,35 zł.
100,00 zł − 2,9% − 1,35 zł = 95,75 zł.
Worked example for PayPal Poland: the opening keep on this page is 95,75 zł. Guest-card, iDEAL, Bancontact, and SEPA rates were not confirmed for this country against the official fee page on 2026-10-12, so this page does not state them.
No. The only figure this page quotes as the opening keep is 95,75 zł. A local method rate was not confirmed on 2026-10-12.
PayPal's Poland business fee page, last updated 15 July 2026, lists other commercial transactions at 2,90% + 1,35 zł. On 100 zł the fee is 4,25 zł and you keep 95,75 zł. The 1,90% card-without-an-account row and international add-ons are not on this page.
| Sale | Fee | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| 10,00 zł | 1,64 zł | 8,36 zł |
| 25,00 zł | 2,08 zł | 22,92 zł |
| 50,00 zł | 2,80 zł | 47,20 zł |
| 100,00 zł | 4,25 zł | 95,75 zł |
| 250,00 zł | 8,60 zł | 241,40 zł |
Source, checked 11 Oct 2026: PayPal Poland business fees. This page uses the other-commercial-transactions row only. The 1,90% card row and international percentage add-ons are omitted. Planning only. Not affiliated. This page has no affiliate links.
When the page opens: KEEP 95,75 zł. PayPal Poland lists all other commercial transactions at 2,90% plus a fixed fee. The Polish zloty row of that fixed-fee table is 1,35 PLN. On 100 zł the fee is 4,25 zł, so you keep 95,75 zł.
No. PayPal lists a separate 1,90% card row for payments without a PayPal account. This keep uses the other-commercial-transactions row only.