I am hesitant to call it fraud yet, but the situation you are describing isn't what the parent comment is talking about. The issue isn't that it was executed a

I am hesitant to call it fraud yet, but the situation you are describing isn't what the parent comment is talking about. The issue isn't that it was executed at a higher price than expected or that it was "rounded up" in general. The issue is that for a single completed transaction, in one place (general app UI) it is reported to have executed at one price, and in another place (the data export process) it is reported at a different price.