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Binance withdrawal fees: what is public

Binance does not publish per-network withdrawal fees without an account — checked 2026-07-30. What that means, how to see yours, and what comparable venues do publish.

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Binance does not expose per-network withdrawal fees without an account: its public endpoints omit the fee field, so no figure here could be checked against a source — and this site only states what is publicly checkable, last confirmed on 2026-07-30. Your actual fees are visible after login on the withdrawal screen, quoted per network before you confirm. For planning, the table below shows what the venues that DO publish charge on popular routes, which is a fair baseline for what a competitive fee looks like.

Because Binance publishes no per-network figures, these rows show the cheapest published fee per route among tracked venues, read on 2026-07-30 — a baseline to compare against what your the platform account shows on the withdrawal screen. Where a value is not published at all, this page says so instead of estimating it, because a missing number is itself useful information about transparency.

Cheapest published per-network fees among tracked venues, read 2026-07-30.
AssetNetworkCheapest published feeAt
BTCBEP200.00000235 BTCBitget
BTCLIGHTNING0.00001 BTCBitget
BTCTRC20WBTC0.00001 BTCHTX
BTCSOLANA0.00001161 BTCHTX
ETHERC200.000011 ETHCoinEx
ETHOptimism0.00003 ETHBitget
ETHArbitrumOne0.00004 ETHBitget
ETHBASE0.00004 ETHBitget
USDCAptos0 USDCBitget
USDCBEP200 USDCBitget
USDCNoble0 USDCBitget
USDCSONIC0 USDCBitget
USDTPlasma0.001 USDTBitget
USDTPOLKADOTASSETHUB0.0028 USDTCoinEx
USDTCSC0.0035 USDTCoinEx
USDTBSC0.0059 USDTCoinEx

Asset by asset

  1. BTC

    For BTC, tracked venues publish routes from 0.00000235 BTC; compare that with what your account screen quotes before confirming.

  2. ETH

    For ETH, tracked venues publish routes from 0.000011 ETH; compare that with what your account screen quotes before confirming.

  3. USDC

    For USDC, tracked venues publish routes from 0 USDC; compare that with what your account screen quotes before confirming.

  4. USDT

    For USDT, tracked venues publish routes from 0.001 USDT; compare that with what your account screen quotes before confirming.

How to check your own fee

  1. Open the withdrawal screen

    In your account, choose the asset and tap withdraw — the venue quotes the fee per network right there, before anything is sent.

  2. Compare the quoted fee with published baselines

    The table on this page shows what venues with public figures charge on the same routes; a quote far above that baseline is a reason to pick another network or venue.

  3. Confirm on the same network as the recipient

    The fee is only part of the decision — a withdrawal sent on a network the recipient does not credit is lost time at best. Match networks first, then optimise the fee.

Where can I see my actual Binance withdrawal fees?
After logging in: open withdraw for the asset and the per-network fee is quoted on that screen before you confirm. The venue publishes no per-network figures outside the account area — checked 2026-07-30.
Why does this site not list Binance's numbers?
Every figure on this site must be checkable against a public source. Binance's public endpoints omit the withdrawal fee field, so any number printed here would be unverifiable — and unverifiable numbers are the thing this site exists to avoid.
What is a competitive withdrawal fee?
The venues that do publish figures set the baseline in the table above. If your quoted fee is far above the cheapest published fee for the same route, the route — or the venue — is worth reconsidering.

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Key facts

Verified Jul 30, 2026
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