Crypto withdrawal fees by exchange & network
Cheapest way to withdraw USDT
The fee to move crypto off an exchange varies wildly by venue and network. Pick a coin and see who’s cheapest right now.
| Exchange | TRC20 | ERC20 | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✓HTX | $0.50LIVE | $0.30LIVE | $0.30LIVE |
| OKX | $1.50LIVE | $0.31LIVE | $0.31LIVE |
| Binance | $1.50LIVE | $0.60LIVE | $0.60LIVE |
| Kraken | $1.00LIVE | $0.64LIVE | $0.64LIVE |
| Toobit | $1.00LIVE | $7.50LIVE | $1.00LIVE |
| Bitget | $1.50LIVE | $2.00LIVE | $1.50LIVE |
| KuCoin | $1.99LIVE | $5.50LIVE | $1.99LIVE |
| Deribit | — | $2.00LIVE | $2.00LIVE |
Fees in USDT (≈ $1 each). LIVE means a recently fetched fee for that route, not a guarantee that withdrawals are operational. Confirm network status, minimum amount and final fee before withdrawing. OKX fees come from a regional catalogue and may differ for your account; USDT routes are not available in every region. A confirmed suspension is omitted. Missing or expired fees are not treated as zero. Manual checks on 12 Sep 2026 cover Bybit, MEXC and Bitunix (four routes each), and Gate BTC, ETH and USDT ERC20. Gate TRC20 remains unverified. Withdrawal fees move with network conditions, so confirm at withdrawal time. Estimates, not financial advice.
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The withdrawal fee is the cost most people forget when they compare exchanges, and it is often larger than the trading fee they optimised for. Compare the same asset and network across venues. Fees can change with network conditions and account eligibility; no network is always the cheapest.
Compare both network and exchange
Most assets can be withdrawn over more than one network, and the fee varies enormously between them. A rough guide to the common routes:
- Stablecoins (USDT, USDC): compare the current quotes for each supported network. ERC20 can cost less than TRC20, depending on the venue and network conditions.
- Bitcoin (BTC): a fixed fee per withdrawal that the exchange adjusts with on-chain congestion. Withdrawing larger amounts less often keeps the cost per dollar low.
- Ethereum and ERC-20 tokens: track Ethereum gas, so they rise when the network is busy. Tokens that also live on a cheaper chain are usually much cheaper to move there.
- XRP, XLM and similar: cheap on chain, but many exchanges require a destination tag or memo. Omitting it when required can delay or lose the funds.
Each exchange publishes a withdrawal charge that may include network costs; do not assume a second gas fee must always be added. FeeEdge compares selected routes, using automatic observations and dated manual reviews where available, as described in our methodology.
How to pay the least
- Choose the cheapest network the asset supports, and confirm the receiving wallet supports it too.
- Withdraw larger amounts less often, so a fixed fee is a smaller share of the transfer.
- Check the quoted fee at the moment you withdraw, since it moves with congestion.
- Factor the withdrawal fee into your real cost, not just the trading fee, especially if you move funds off-exchange often. See the hidden costs of crypto trading.
Compare the full cost
The router compares the quoted withdrawal fees available in this table. Check minimum amounts, account eligibility and network status before choosing a route. The FeeEdge calculator compares trading fees and a funding estimate where coverage allows. Withdrawal fees are shown separately; they are not included in its ranked total.
FAQ
How much are crypto withdrawal fees?
Fees depend on the asset, network, venue and current conditions. ERC20 can be cheaper than TRC20 at some venues. Confirm the final fee and minimum amount on the withdrawal screen.
How do I pay the lowest withdrawal fee?
Pick the cheapest supported network, withdraw larger amounts less often, and check the fee before you confirm, since it changes with congestion.