Are There Any Withdrawal Fees?
What a withdrawal cost
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Last updated About 15 hours ago
Yes, a network fee applies when you withdraw, and it is always shown on the withdrawal form before you confirm, so there are no surprises.
How the withdrawal fee works
Shown before you confirm. The withdrawal form displays the network fee clearly, so you can see exactly what will be deducted and what will arrive.
It varies by coin and network. The fee reflects the cost of sending on that network: typically very low on networks like Tron or Solana, and higher on networks like Ethereum or Bitcoin.
The amount that arrives. What reaches your wallet is your withdrawal amount minus the network fee shown.
Pick your rail to manage the fee
For coins available on more than one network, choosing a low-fee network keeps the withdrawal fee small. Our crypto rails guide explains how the networks compare.
Good to know
Factor the fee into the amount. If you need an exact amount to arrive, remember the network fee is deducted from what you send.
Minimums apply too. Each coin has a minimum withdrawal, shown on the form alongside the fee.
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