What is the cheapest network to withdraw BTC?

BEP20 at Bitget, at 0.00000237 BTC per withdrawal on the figures each exchange publishes through its own API, re-read on 2026-07-28. Confirm it in your account before sending — a venue can change this without notice, which is why this page is rebuilt from the APIs rather than typed by hand.

Why does the same network cost different amounts on different exchanges?

A withdrawal fee is set by the exchange, not by the network. The chain has its own cost, but each venue decides what to charge on top and whether to subsidise it. That is why BEP20 runs 0.00000237 BTC at Bitget and 0.000004 BTC at KuCoin for an identical transfer.

Which exchanges are missing from this comparison?

Binance, OKX, MEXC, Bybit do not publish per-chain withdrawal fees without an account, so they cannot be compared here from a public source. Their fees are visible once you are logged in. This page only states what is publicly checkable.

Do these fees include the network cost?

The published figure is what the exchange deducts from your withdrawal. It is not a pass-through of the live network fee, and it does not change with congestion the way an on-chain transaction does.

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Cheapest way to withdraw Bitcoin

BEP20 at Bitget charges 0.00000237 BTC. Per-network BTC withdrawal fees from each exchange's public API, re-read 2026-07-28.

Verified: Jul 28, 2026
Sources: Official sources cited
Market: en-US

The cheapest published way to move BTC off an exchange right now is the BEP20 network at Bitget, which charges 0.00000237 per withdrawal. The same network costs 0.000004 at KuCoin, so the venue you withdraw from changes the bill far more than the network you pick — the coin and the route are identical, only the operator differs. Every figure below is read from each exchange's own public API rather than a marketing page, and re-read on 2026-07-28. Amounts are quoted in the coin itself, which is how the exchanges publish them, so a fee is a deduction from the amount that arrives rather than a separate charge.

Each row is one network carrying BTC, showing the cheapest and the dearest published fee among the 4 exchanges that expose this without an account. Read on 2026-07-28 from the APIs linked in each cell, so a figure here can be checked against its source in one click rather than taken on trust.

BTC withdrawal fees per network, public API values read 2026-07-28.
Network	Cheapest fee	Cheapest at	Dearest fee
BEP20	0.00000237 BTC	Bitget	0.000004 BTC
BTC	0.00003 BTC	Bitget	0.0001 BTC

Network by network

BEP20
Bitget charges 0.00000237 BTC and KuCoin charges 0.000004 BTC for the same transfer. Same coin, same network, different bill.
BTC
Bitget charges 0.00003 BTC and CoinEx charges 0.0001 BTC for the same transfer. Same coin, same network, different bill.

What is the cheapest network to withdraw BTC?: BEP20 at Bitget, at 0.00000237 BTC per withdrawal on the figures each exchange publishes through its own API, re-read on 2026-07-28. Confirm it in your account before sending — a venue can change this without notice, which is why this page is rebuilt from the APIs rather than typed by hand.
Why does the same network cost different amounts on different exchanges?: A withdrawal fee is set by the exchange, not by the network. The chain has its own cost, but each venue decides what to charge on top and whether to subsidise it. That is why BEP20 runs 0.00000237 BTC at Bitget and 0.000004 BTC at KuCoin for an identical transfer.
Which exchanges are missing from this comparison?: Binance, OKX, MEXC, Bybit do not publish per-chain withdrawal fees without an account, so they cannot be compared here from a public source. Their fees are visible once you are logged in. This page only states what is publicly checkable.
Do these fees include the network cost?: The published figure is what the exchange deducts from your withdrawal. It is not a pass-through of the live network fee, and it does not change with congestion the way an on-chain transaction does.

Market: en-US
Verified: Jul 28, 2026
Data completeness: Only figures backed by the cited sources are shown; anything we could not verify is left out.

Sources

Bitget public API
KuCoin public API
HTX public API
CoinEx public API

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