user58388: BitGo.com gives you the options of 'high priority', 'medium priority', 'low priority' and 'very low priority' for setting miners fee when sending bitcoin with their web wallet.
I am using their API to send bitcoins to different addresses. How do I calculate the miners fee (corresponding to any of the various priorities) to pass to the API when sending bitcoins.
Simply put, if I want to send 0.01BTC to an address with medium priority, how do I calculate the miners fee for medium priority (and the others) with their API or any other API.

user51377: You can get up-to-date Bitcoin transaction fees from bitcoinfees.21.co.
They also have an API.
If you are a coder, you can use the API to provide a dropdown list allowing your members/users to select the priority they want to use when making a transaction.

58388: <p>BitGo.com gives you the options of 'high priority', 'medium priority', 'low priority' and 'very low priority' for setting miners fee when sending bitcoin with their web wallet.</p>

<p>I am using their API to send bitcoins to different addresses. How do I calculate the miners fee (corresponding to any of the various priorities) to pass to the API when sending bitcoins.</p>

<p>Simply put, if I want to send 0.01BTC to an address with medium priority, how do I calculate the miners fee for medium priority (and the others) with their API or any other API.</p>
 51377: <p>You can get up-to-date Bitcoin transaction fees from <a href="http://bitcoinfees.21.co/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">bitcoinfees.21.co</a>.</p>

<p>They also have an <a href="http://bitcoinfees.21.co/api" rel="nofollow noreferrer">API</a>.</p>

<p>If you are a coder, you can use the API to provide a dropdown list allowing your members/users to select the priority they want to use when making a transaction.</p>
