Indonesia Trip Cost Per Day for Indian Tourists: Bali, Jakarta & Beyond on a Real Budget (2026)
✅ Last verified on-the-ground: 2026-07-17
The indonesia per day expense for tourist ranges from ₹1,332-₹3,198 (~250,000-600,000 IDR or ~$13.83-$33.20) backpacker, ₹5,330-₹10,660 (~1,000,000-2,000,000 IDR or ~$55.33-$110.66) mid-range, and ₹15,990 (~3,000,000 IDR or ~$165.99)+ comfort. Rates at 1 INR = 188.68 IDR (1 USD = ₹96.3294).
That headline number is useful, but it doesn’t tell you where the money goes. Below is the line-by-line breakdown for Bali, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and the Gili Islands, with prices in IDR (the Indonesian rupiah), the local currency you pay in. Conversions to ₹ are noted once for reference. For the full Southeast Asia backpacking picture, see our SEA backpacking hub.
Quick Answers: Indonesia Per Day Cost for an Indian Tourist
| What | Answer | Price (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Hostel dorm (backpacker) | Per night in Bali or Yogyakarta | ₹426-₹1,066 (~80,000-200,000 IDR or ~$4.43-$11.07) |
| Private room with pool (mid-range) | Per night in Canggu, Seminyak, or Ubud | ₹1,599-₹3,731 (~300,000-700,000 IDR or ~$16.60-$38.73) |
| Comfort hotel | Per night, 4-5 star | 1,200,000 to 3,000,000+ IDR |
| Food (backpacker, 3 meals + snacks) | Warungs, nasi goreng, mie goreng | ₹426-₹800 (~80,000-150,000 IDR or ~$4.43-$8.30) |
| Food (mid-range) | Mix of warungs and restaurants | ₹1,066-₹2,132 (~200,000-400,000 IDR or ~$11.07-$22.13) |
| Food (comfort) | Western restaurants, cafés | ₹2,665-₹5,330 (~500,000-1,000,000 IDR or ~$27.67-$55.33) |
| Local transport (backpacker) | Gojek bike, public transport | ₹160-₹426 (~30,000-80,000 IDR or ~$1.66-$4.43) |
| Local transport (mid-range) | Rented scooter, Grab car | ₹533-₹1,332 (~100,000-250,000 IDR or ~$5.53-$13.83) |
| SIM data (per day, prorated) | Telkomsel or eSIM | ₹43 (~8,000 IDR or ~$0.44) |
| One paid activity | Temple entry, surf lesson, trek | ₹266-₹2,665 (~50,000-500,000 IDR or ~$2.77-$27.67) |
| Daily total (backpacker) | Dorm, warungs, public transport | ₹1,332-₹3,198 (~250,000-600,000 IDR or ~$13.83-$33.20) |
| Daily total (mid-range) | Private room, mixed food, scooter | ₹5,330-₹10,660 (~1,000,000-2,000,000 IDR or ~$55.33-$110.66) |
| Daily total (comfort) | 4-5 star, driver, paid tours | ₹15,990+ (~3,000,000 IDR or ~$165.99+) |
Visa on arrival for Indians costs ₹2,918 (~500,000 IDR or ~$35 USD) plus the ₹800 (~150,000 IDR or ~$8.30) Bali tourism levy. Add that once at entry, then budget per day.
What the Three Travel Styles Mean in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the few Southeast Asian countries where the gap between backpacking and comfort travel is enormous. Bali in particular has built a whole villa economy for the Australian weekend crowd, so prices can spike fast once you leave the hostel zone.
Backpacker style means staying in hostel dorms, eating at warungs (small family-run eateries), and using Gojek or Grab for transport. You will not have air conditioning in your room and you will eat the same nasi goreng (fried rice) or mie goreng three times a day. That is the budget. It is real, it works, and it gets you the country.
Mid-range means a private room with a pool (in Bali this is the sweet spot, you can find good value at this level), a mix of warungs and one nicer restaurant a day, and a rented scooter for getting around. Most Indian couples and family travellers land here without trying.
Comfort means a four or five star hotel, private driver days, paid tours for every activity, and Western restaurants. Bali is one of the cheapest places in Asia to do this; the international hotel chains run aggressive promotions. A 100 USD/night villa in Canggu is normal.
What You Pay at Entry: Visa and Bali Tourism Levy
Indian passport holders get visa on arrival at all major Indonesian airports including Ngurah Rai (Bali) and Soekarno-Hatta (Jakarta).
- Visa on arrival fee: ₹2,918 (~500,000 IDR or ~$35 USD)
- Bali tourism levy: ₹800 (~150,000 IDR or ~$8.30), payable online at lovebali.baliprov.go.id before arrival or at the airport kiosk
- Validity: 30 days, single entry, extendable once for another 30 days at the local immigration office
The Bali levy caught a lot of people off guard in 2024 when it was first enforced. Pay it online before you fly and the airport exit is faster.
For step-by-step visa instructions including extension paperwork, see Indonesia visa on arrival extension guide.
Daily Cost Breakdown by City
Prices vary city to city. Jakarta is the cheapest for hotels, Bali is the most expensive for activities and food, Yogyakarta is the cheapest for cultural experiences, and the Gili Islands have a transport premium because everything arrives by boat.
Bali (Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud)
Bali is where most Indian tourists land first, so it sets the budget anchor for the whole trip.
Dorm bed in Kuta or Ubud: ₹426-₹959 (~80,000-180,000 IDR or ~$4.43-$9.96) per night. Ubud dorms tend to be quieter and slightly pricier. Canggu is the mid-range sweet spot for couples.
Private room with pool (mid-range): ₹2,132-₹4,264 (~400,000-800,000 IDR or ~$22.13-$44.26) per night in Canggu, Seminyak, or Ubud. Off season (October to March, excluding Christmas/New Year) drops this by 20 to 30%.
Warung meal (nasi goreng, mie goreng, satay): ₹133-₹240 (~25,000-45,000 IDR or ~$1.38-$2.49) per dish. Two dishes plus a drink: ₹373-₹640 (~70,000-120,000 IDR or ~$3.87-$6.64).
Coffee at a café (Bali has serious café culture): ₹133-₹266 (~25,000-50,000 IDR or ~$1.38-$2.77) for a single origin pour-over or an iced coconut coffee.
Scooter rental: ₹373-₹533 (~70,000-100,000 IDR or ~$3.87-$5.53) per day including a basic helmet. Petrol adds about ₹107 (~20,000 IDR or ~$1.11) per day if you ride hard. Always carry your international driving permit; Bali police do run checkpoints in Canggu and Ubud and the fine is ₹1,332 (~250,000 IDR or ~$13.83) on the spot.
Gojek bike (short hops): ₹37-₹107 (~7,000-20,000 IDR or ~$0.39-$1.11) per ride within a single area.
Grab bike or Grab car: ₹43-₹133 (~8,000-25,000 IDR or ~$0.44-$1.38) for a bike, ₹266-₹800 (~50,000-150,000 IDR or ~$2.77-$8.30) for a car across town.
Taxi from DPS airport to Kuta or Seminyak: ₹800-₹1,599 (~150,000-300,000 IDR or ~$8.30-$16.60) if you walk past the touts and book at the official Blue Bird counter inside the terminal. Outside touts quote ₹2,665 (~500,000 IDR or ~$27.67).
Paid activity examples: Uluwatu temple entry ₹266 (~50,000 IDR or ~$2.77), Tegalalang rice terrace donation ₹53-₹107 (~10,000-20,000 IDR or ~$0.55-$1.11), surf lesson ₹1,865 (~350,000 IDR or ~$19.37) for a group class, Mount Batur sunrise trek ₹2,398-₹3,198 (~450,000-600,000 IDR or ~$24.90-$33.20) including pickup, Bali swing ₹1,066-₹2,132 (~200,000-400,000 IDR or ~$11.07-$22.13) depending on the operator.
A realistic Bali day for a backpacker: ₹1,332-₹2,665 (~250,000-500,000 IDR or ~$13.83-$27.67) total (about ₹1,325 (~$13.75) to ₹2,650 (~$27.51)). A realistic Bali day for mid-range: ₹5,330-₹10,660 (~1,000,000-2,000,000 IDR or ~$55.33-$110.66).
Jakarta
Jakarta is mostly a transit city for most Indian tourists, but if you spend 2 to 3 nights there it is cheaper than Bali.
Budget hotel or hostel: ₹533-₹1,332 (~100,000-250,000 IDR or ~$5.53-$13.83) per night in the Menteng, Kuningan, or PIK areas. PIK is the newer food and beach area, far from the old city but popular with younger travellers.
Warung or Padang food (Indonesian): ₹107-₹266 (~20,000-50,000 IDR or ~$1.11-$2.77) per plate. Padang food is rice with several curries and is the default cheap meal. SEMAJA Menteng does Indonesian comfort food at a slightly higher mid-range price (around ₹426-₹800 (~80,000-150,000 IDR or ~$4.43-$8.30) per dish) but the quality is worth it if you want a sit-down meal.
Indian food fix: Ganesha Ek Sanskriti Kemayoran (rating 4.8) does butter chicken and the usual North Indian spread at ₹533-₹1,332 (~100,000-250,000 IDR or ~$5.53-$13.83) per person. The Indiana Cuisine (rating 4.9) is another strong option with North Indian dishes in a more modern setting.
TransJakarta (BRT) or MRT: ₹19-₹75 (~3,500-14,000 IDR or ~$0.19-$0.77) per ride, the cheapest way around the city.
Gojek everywhere: ₹37-₹133 (~7,000-25,000 IDR or ~$0.39-$1.38) per ride for a bike, the dominant transport mode in Jakarta.
A realistic Jakarta day for a backpacker: ₹1,066-₹2,398 (~200,000-450,000 IDR or ~$11.07-$24.90) total (about ₹1,060 (~$11) to ₹2,385 (~$24.76)). A realistic Jakarta day for mid-range: ₹4,264-₹7,995 (~800,000-1,500,000 IDR or ~$44.26-$83).
Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta is the cultural heart of Java, home to Borobudur and Prambanan. It is the cheapest major destination in Indonesia and the food is excellent.
Hostel dorm (Prawirotaman area): ₹320-₹640 (~60,000-120,000 IDR or ~$3.32-$6.64) per night. Prawirotaman is the backpacker street, walkable to most of the action.
Warung meal: ₹80-₹187 (~15,000-35,000 IDR or ~$0.83-$1.94) per dish, half what you pay in Bali.
Becak (cycle rickshaw) or Gojek: ₹27-₹80 (~5,000-15,000 IDR or ~$0.28-$0.83) for short trips.
Borobudur sunrise ticket (the popular one): ₹2,425 (~455,000 IDR or ~$25.18) for foreign tourists, includes the sunrise climb and breakfast. The regular daytime ticket is ₹1,999 (~375,000 IDR or ~$20.75). Prambanan is similar at ₹1,999 (~375,000 IDR or ~$20.75). Both prices went up sharply in 2023 and remain there in 2026.
Batik workshop or silver-making class: ₹800-₹1,599 (~150,000-300,000 IDR or ~$8.30-$16.60) per session.
A realistic Yogyakarta day for a backpacker: ₹1,066-₹2,132 (~200,000-400,000 IDR or ~$11.07-$22.13) total (about ₹1,060 (~$11) to ₹2,120 (~$22.01)). A realistic Yogyakarta day for mid-range: ₹3,731-₹6,396 (~700,000-1,200,000 IDR or ~$38.73-$66.40).
Gili Islands (Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, Gili Meno)
The Gilis are car-free, scooter-free islands off Lombok. They cost more per day because everything arrives by boat, but accommodation is reasonable.
Boat from Bali (Padang Bai to Gili Trawangan): ₹800-₹1,332 (~150,000-250,000 IDR or ~$8.30-$13.83) one way, about 1.5 to 2 hours. Fast boat prices have crept up; the public slow ferry is much cheaper but takes 4 to 5 hours. Book in advance in July and August.
Hostel dorm on Gili Trawangan: ₹533-₹1,066 (~100,000-200,000 IDR or ~$5.53-$11.07) per night.
Warung meal: ₹160-₹320 (~30,000-60,000 IDR or ~$1.66-$3.32) per dish, slightly higher than Bali because of the boat freight.
Cidomo (horse-drawn cart, the only transport on the Gilis): ₹266-₹533 (~50,000-100,000 IDR or ~$2.77-$5.53) per trip across the island.
Snorkel trip (3 islands): ₹533-₹1,066 (~100,000-200,000 IDR or ~$5.53-$11.07) per person.
A realistic Gili day for a backpacker: ₹1,599-₹3,198 (~300,000-600,000 IDR or ~$16.60-$33.20) total (about ₹1,590 (~$16.51) to ₹3,180 (~$33.01)). A realistic Gili day for mid-range: ₹6,396-₹10,660 (~1,200,000-2,000,000 IDR or ~$66.40-$110.66).
Where to Stay (Hostels and Budget Hotels)
Indonesia has a thin hostel scene compared to Thailand or Vietnam; most of the budget accommodation is in losmen (basic guest houses) and small homestays. Bali and the Gilis have the strongest hostel presence.
The hostels below are from our handpicked list. Click through to check current prices and availability.
| Hostel | City | Style | Book |
|---|
For mid-range and comfort stays, Booking.com and Agoda dominate the Indonesian market. Book Bali accommodation at least 3 to 4 weeks ahead for July, August, and December.
Getting Connected: SIM Cards and eSIM
A tourist SIM in Indonesia is cheap and worth getting the moment you land. Telkomsel has the strongest 4G coverage across the archipelago, including Bali, Java, and Lombok.
Telkomsel tourist SIM (7 days, ~15GB data): ₹266 (~50,000 IDR or ~$2.77) at the airport counters in Bali (DPS) and Jakarta (CGK). Buy it at the official Telkomsel store inside the arrival hall, not from anyone approaching you outside. Counter price is fixed and marked; street sellers sometimes substitute older SIMs.
For a 30-day trip, the Telkomsel prepaid with 25GB runs about ₹533 (~100,000 IDR or ~$5.53). Top up with pulsa at any Indomaret or Alfamart convenience store.
If you want to skip the airport queue, Get Nomad eSIM delivers a QR code before you fly. Coverage in Indonesia uses the same Telkomsel or XL Axiata network. Pick whichever is cheaper for your data needs.
Transport Between Cities
Domestic flights are cheap in Indonesia and the only practical way to cover the country. Trains work well on Java (Jakarta to Yogyakarta to Surabaya) but do not reach Bali or the Gilis.
| Route | Mode | Price | Time | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jakarta to Bali (DPS) | Flight | ₹3,198-₹7,995 (~600,000-1,500,000 IDR or ~$33.20-$83) | 1h 50m | Book on 12go |
| Bali to Yogyakarta | Flight | ₹3,731-₹7,995 (~700,000-1,500,000 IDR or ~$38.73-$83) | 1h 30m | Book on 12go |
| Bali to Gili Trawangan | Fast boat | ₹800-₹1,332 (~150,000-250,000 IDR or ~$8.30-$13.83) | 1h 45m | Book on 12go |
| Jakarta to Yogyakarta | Train (executive class) | ₹1,865-₹2,932 (~350,000-550,000 IDR or ~$19.37-$30.43) | 7h 30m | Book on 12go |
Within cities: Gojek and Grab are the two main ride-hailing apps and they cover almost all of Bali, Jakarta, and the Javan cities. Gojek is more reliable in Jakarta. Grab is more reliable in Bali. Both accept cash and card.
For a detailed Bali transport guide including scooter rentals and airport transfers, see Bali transport guide for Indian travelers.
Sample 7-Day Budgets for an Indian Tourist
Backpacker (solo, dorms, warungs, public transport): 7 days × ₹1,865 (~350,000 IDR or ~$19.37) = ₹13,058 (~2,450,000 IDR or ~$135.56). Add the ₹2,918 (~500,000 IDR or ~$35) visa and ₹800 (~150,000 IDR or ~$8.30) Bali levy, plus ₹3,198 (~600,000 IDR or ~$33.20) for a fast boat and an internal flight, and a week in Bali comes to about ₹18,655 (~3,500,000 IDR or ~$193.66).
Mid-range (couple, private room with pool, mixed food, scooter): 7 days × ₹7,995 (~1,500,000 IDR or ~$83) = ₹55,965 (~10,500,000 IDR or ~$580.98). Add the visa, levy, and transport, and the trip comes to about ₹63,960 (~12,000,000 IDR or ~$663.97).
Comfort (couple, 4 star hotel, driver days, paid tours): 7 days × ₹21,320 (~4,000,000 IDR or ~$221.32) = ₹149,240 (~28,000,000 IDR or ~$1,549.27). Add visa, levy, and transport, and the trip comes to about ₹159,900 (~30,000,000 IDR or ~$1,659.93).
These are the per-day costs multiplied by 7, plus entry and transport. Flights from India to Bali are usually ₹18,000 (~$186.86) to ₹35,000 (~$363.34) round trip depending on season, and should be added separately. For a flight-inclusive estimate, see Bali trip cost from India with flight.
Common Mistakes Indians Make on Indonesia Trips
Not paying the Bali tourism levy online before flying. The ₹800 (~150,000 IDR or ~$8.30) levy is enforced at the airport exit and you can pay it online at lovebali.baliprov.go.id before arrival. Skipping this means standing in a slow line at the airport kiosk, or worse, being held at the gate.
Renting a scooter without an international driving permit. Bali police checkpoints in Canggu and Ubud are routine, especially in the high season. The fine is ₹1,332 (~250,000 IDR or ~$13.83) on the spot, and your scooter can be impounded. Get the IDP from your nearest RTO in India before you fly. A paper photocopy is not accepted.
Carrying only USD cash for the visa. The visa on arrival counter accepts USD and IDR but the card terminal often fails. Carry crisp USD bills, no tears, no markings, or have IDR ready at the airport money changer. The official counter inside DPS and CGK is better than the airport exchange booths, which often charge a markup on top of the rate.
Assuming vegetarian food is everywhere. Indonesian cuisine uses shrimp paste (terasi) in most stir-fries and sambal in nearly every dish. Strict vegetarians will struggle at warungs. The Indonesian restaurants listed earlier in this article are vegetarian-friendly, and the Indian restaurants in Jakarta (Ganesha Ek Sanskriti, The Indiana Cuisine) are reliable fallbacks. In Bali, look for vegetarian-friendly warungs in Ubud and Canggu; many cater to the yoga crowd with fully veg menus at ₹426-₹800 (~80,000-150,000 IDR or ~$4.43-$8.30) per plate.
Booking only Bali. Bali is one island. Indonesia is 17,000 islands. A 10-day trip that uses Jakarta or Yogyakarta as a stop makes the whole trip cheaper, more varied, and more interesting. See our Indonesia 2-week itinerary for a Yogya to Bali route via Surabaya and Mount Bromo that is one of the best value trips in Southeast Asia.
What Most Guides Don’t Tell You
The Bali tourism levy is per person, per entry. If you leave Bali to the Gilis or to Lombok and come back, you pay again. Budget for two entries if your itinerary loops.
ATM withdrawal fees add up fast. Most Indonesian bank ATMs charge ₹133-₹160 (~25,000-30,000 IDR or ~$1.38-$1.66) per withdrawal on top of your Indian bank’s forex markup. Withdrawing ₹2,665 (~500,000 IDR or ~$27.67) costs you ₹160 (~30,000 IDR or ~$1.66) in local fees alone. Withdraw the maximum each time (usually ₹7,995-₹13,325 (~1,500,000-2,500,000 IDR or ~$83-$138.33) per transaction) to amortize the fee. For a full breakdown of ATM strategy, see using ATMs in Indonesia.
Indonesian rupiah notes have many zeros. A ₹533 (~100,000 IDR or ~$5.53) note is worth about ₹530 (~$5.50), and a ₹5 (~1,000 IDR or ~$0.06) coin is worth about ₹5 (~$0.05). The zeros confuse everyone at first. Tip: mentally drop the last three zeros to get a USD-ish number. ₹533 (~100,000 IDR or ~$5.53) = roughly ₹578 (~6 USD).
Most warungs close during Ramadan for daytime service. If you travel in March or April, plan your sightseeing around iftar (sunset) and eat at the night markets (pasar malam) instead.
Some Indonesian islands require a separate permit. The Raja Ampat region in West Papua charges a ₹5,330 (~1,000,000 IDR or ~$55.33) entry fee per person (Conservation Card). Komodo National Park charges ₹1,332 (~250,000 IDR or ~$13.83) per person on weekdays and ₹1,865 (~350,000 IDR or ~$19.37) on weekends. These are island-level surcharges, separate from the Bali levy.
Safety and Practical Tips for Indian Tourists
Indonesia is a moderate-risk destination by global standards. Petty theft is the main issue in tourist areas, especially scooters getting their mirrors broken at traffic lights in Bali. Use the seat bag, keep your phone zipped, and lock your scooter.
Tap water is not drinkable anywhere. Use refill stations at hostels and refillable bottles; buying single-use plastic adds up and is the wrong move environmentally.
Safety alerts in Indonesia can change quickly. Before departure, check the Indian government’s official travel advisory on mea.gov.in and the destination country’s own government advisory site for any updates.
For a detailed Indonesian visa application walkthrough, see how to apply Indonesia tourist visa from India.
Best Time to Visit Indonesia on a Budget
The cheapest months are February to March (rainy season on Bali, low crowds) and October to early November. The most expensive months are July, August, and the Christmas-New Year window. The Raja Ampat and Komodo liveaboards are the only products where the price barely moves, because they are capacity-limited.
For a month-by-month guide including school holiday windows and weather, see best time to visit Indonesia from India with family.
Subodh’s Take
Indonesia rewards travellers who plan Bali plus at least one other island. A 10-day trip with three nights in Yogyakarta, four nights in Bali, and three nights in the Gilis runs about ₹63,960-₹95,940 (~12,000,000-18,000,000 IDR or ~$663.97-$995.96) for a mid-range Indian couple (₹63,600 (~$660.23) to ₹95,400 (~$990.35)), visa and flights included. That is one of the better value-for-money ratios in Southeast Asia. The single biggest mistake I see is Indian tourists who fly into Bali, stay in Kuta for the whole trip, and call it Indonesia. You have barely seen one corner of the country.
FAQ
How much money per day is enough for Indonesia?
For a backpacker, ₹1,332-₹3,198 (~250,000-600,000 IDR or ~$13.83-$33.20) per day (₹1,325 (~$13.75) to ₹3,180 (~$33.01)) covers dorm, three meals, and local transport. For mid-range, ₹5,330-₹10,660 (~1,000,000-2,000,000 IDR or ~$55.33-$110.66) is the realistic working budget. Comfort travel starts at ₹15,990 (~3,000,000 IDR or ~$165.99) per day (₹15,900 (~$165.06)+).
Is Indonesia expensive for Indian tourists?
Compared to Thailand and Vietnam, Indonesia is slightly more expensive on a backpacker budget but cheaper on a mid-range or comfort budget. Bali in particular has strong mid-range value, with private pool villas at ₹9,633 (~100 USD) per night (₹9,630 (~$99.97)) that would cost three times that in Goa.
How much cash should I carry to Indonesia?
Carry ₹19,266 (~200 USD) to ₹28,899 (~300 USD) in cash for the visa, the Bali levy, and the first day. Withdraw the rest from ATMs once you arrive. Most Indonesian bank ATMs have a ₹7,995-₹13,325 (~1,500,000-2,500,000 IDR or ~$83-$138.33) per-transaction limit.
Can I use UPI in Indonesia?
UPI does not work in Indonesia. Use a forex card from Niyo, Fi, or Jupiter for primary spending, and withdraw IDR from ATMs as backup. Visa and Mastercard are accepted at hotels, big restaurants, and supermarkets, but warungs and small shops are cash-only.
Is the Bali tourism levy mandatory?
Yes, for all foreign tourists entering Bali from February 2024 onward. It is ₹800 (~150,000 IDR or ~$8.30) per person, per entry. Pay it online at lovebali.baliprov.go.id before you fly.
What is the cheapest Indonesian island for Indian tourists?
Yogyakarta on Java is the cheapest major destination, with dorm beds at ₹320 (~60,000 IDR or ~$3.32) per night and warungs at ₹80-₹187 (~15,000-35,000 IDR or ~$0.83-$1.94) per meal. Lombok is the second cheapest. Bali is the most expensive.
How do Indians pay in Indonesia without a forex card?
Most Indian banks allow international ATM withdrawals up to the RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme limit of $250,000 per financial year. Use a Visa or Mastercard debit card from an Indian bank, withdraw IDR from a Bank Mandiri or BCA ATM, and pay the local ₹133-₹160 (~25,000-30,000 IDR or ~$1.38-$1.66) per-transaction fee.
