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HTX withdrawal fees by network

Every HTX per-network withdrawal fee, read from its own public API on 2026-07-30: 15 chain routes across 4 assets, with the cheapest published alternative for each.

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Jul 30, 2026
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HTX publishes its per-network withdrawal fees through a public API, and this page is rebuilt from that API rather than typed by hand — last read on 2026-07-30, covering 15 chain routes across 4 assets. A withdrawal fee is set by the venue, not the network, so the same coin on the same chain can cost a different amount elsewhere; each row below therefore also names the cheapest published fee for that route among the venues that expose one.

Each row is one network route HTX publishes, read from the API linked in the citations on 2026-07-30. The last column names the cheapest published fee for the same route across all venues this site tracks — where the platform is the cheapest, the row says so.

HTX per-network withdrawal fees, public API values read 2026-07-30.
AssetNetworkFeeCheapest published elsewhere
BTCTRC20WBTC0.00001 BTCThis venue is the cheapest published
BTCSOLANA0.00001161 BTCThis venue is the cheapest published
BTCTRC200.00002 BTCThis venue is the cheapest published
BTCBTC0.00005 BTC0.00003 (Bitget)
BTCERC200.0001 BTCThis venue is the cheapest published
ETHARBITRUM0.0002 ETHThis venue is the cheapest published
ETHETH0.0005 ETH0.0002 (Bitget)
USDCBEP200.39208326 USDC0 (Bitget)
USDCSOLANA0.7378 USDCThis venue is the cheapest published
USDCERC201.432966 USDC0.052 (CoinEx)
USDCBASE2.6 USDC0.011 (CoinEx)
USDTSOLANA0.7385 USDTThis venue is the cheapest published
USDTBEP201 USDT0.15 (Bitget)
USDTERC201.434418 USDT0.053 (CoinEx)
USDTTRC202.3 USDT1.5 (Bitget)

Asset by asset

  1. BTC

    HTX lists 5 network route(s) for BTC; the lowest published route costs 0.00001 BTC and the highest 0.0001 BTC. Picking the network is the whole game here.

  2. ETH

    HTX lists 2 network route(s) for ETH; the lowest published route costs 0.0002 ETH and the highest 0.0005 ETH. Picking the network is the whole game here.

  3. USDC

    HTX lists 4 network route(s) for USDC; the lowest published route costs 0.39208326 USDC and the highest 2.6 USDC. Picking the network is the whole game here.

  4. USDT

    HTX lists 4 network route(s) for USDT; the lowest published route costs 0.7385 USDT and the highest 2.3 USDT. Picking the network is the whole game here.

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.

How current are these HTX numbers?
The dataset is re-read from the public APIs every night and this page states its read date (2026-07-30). A venue can change a fee at any time without notice — that is exactly why the figures are pulled from the source instead of maintained by hand.
Do these fees include the network cost?
The published figure is what the venue deducts from your withdrawal. It is not a live pass-through of the chain fee and does not move with congestion the way an on-chain transaction does.
Why do fees differ between venues on the same network?
Because the withdrawal fee is set by the venue. The chain has its own cost, but each operator decides what to charge on top or subsidise — which is why the same route can differ many times over between venues.

At a glance

Key facts

Verified Jul 30, 2026
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Verified
Jul 30, 2026
Data completeness
Only figures backed by the cited sources are shown; anything we could not verify is left out.

Sources

  • HTX public API
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