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Amount charged by a guarantor, usually as a percentage of an associated sum but sometimes as a fixed fee. For example, a bank may charge a percentage fee to guarantee the payment on a note but may charge a fixed amount for converting a bearer check to a manager's check whose payment is guaranteed by the bank. also called g-fee.

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