Comprehensive Withdrawal Fee Overview
When withdrawing from Binance (to other wallets or exchanges), the platform charges a fee to cover blockchain network miner fees. Fees vary widely across currencies and networks — choosing the right network can sometimes save tens or even hundreds of dollars.
Friends who haven't registered can sign up through the Binance registration page first. After registration, you can see real-time rates for each network on the withdrawal page.
Withdrawal Fee Reference for Major Coins
Below are common currencies' withdrawal fees across different networks (rates may adjust with network conditions — check the app for current rates):
BTC (Bitcoin)
- BTC network: ~0.0002–0.0005 BTC
- Lightning Network: Very low or free
ETH (Ethereum)
- ERC20 network: ~0.001–0.005 ETH (depends on gas level)
- BSC (BEP20) network: ~0.0001–0.0005 ETH
- Arbitrum/Optimism: ~0.0001 ETH
USDT (Tether)
- ERC20 network: ~3–20 USDT (gas fluctuates significantly)
- TRC20 network: ~1 USDT
- BSC (BEP20) network: ~0.3–1 USDT
- SOL network: ~1 USDT
- Polygon network: ~0.1–1 USDT
BNB
- BSC (BEP20) network: ~0.0005 BNB
- BEP2 network: ~0.01 BNB
SOL
- Solana network: ~0.01 SOL
How to Check Current Rates
Binance dynamically adjusts withdrawal fees based on network congestion. To check current rates:
- Open the Binance app → Assets → Withdraw
- Select the currency to withdraw
- On the network selection page, each network shows the current fee and minimum withdrawal amount
Or visit the fee page on the Binance website for a complete rate table of all currencies.
Choosing the Cheapest Network
For USDT: TRC20 first — lowest fee (~1 USDT) and fast. If the receiver supports BSC, it's even cheaper. Avoid ERC20 — gas is too expensive.
For ETH: If the receiver supports Layer 2 (Arbitrum, Optimism), fees are far lower than Ethereum mainnet. BSC is also cheap, but ensure the receiver supports ETH on BSC.
For BTC: Limited options currently — only the BTC mainnet. If the receiver supports Lightning Network, fees are near zero.
Key principle: Always confirm the receiving party supports your chosen network. If you withdraw via BSC but the receiver only supports ERC20, your funds may be lost.
Fees and Minimum Withdrawal Amounts
Each network has both fee requirements and minimum withdrawal amounts. For example:
- BTC minimum may be 0.001 BTC
- USDT (TRC20) minimum may be 10 USDT
When your withdrawal amount is close to the minimum, fees represent a high percentage — not very cost-effective.
Internal Transfers Are Free
If you're sending to another Binance user, use the internal transfer feature (via email, phone number, or Binance ID) — completely free and instant.
On the withdrawal page, select the "Binance User" tab and enter the recipient's Binance email or UID. This is the cheapest and fastest transfer method.
Tips for Frequent Withdrawals
- Batch larger amounts: Fees are fixed (not percentage-based), so one large withdrawal is cheaper than many small ones
- Choose off-peak times: Ethereum gas is typically lower during US nighttime (Asian daytime)
- Use BNB fee deduction: Some fees support BNB deduction for a discount
- Consider internal transfers: If the recipient is also on Binance, it's completely free
Are There Deposit Fees?
Depositing to Binance is generally free — but you do need to pay the sending network's miner fee. Binance doesn't charge any additional deposit fees.
Understanding these fee structures helps you make more economical choices when withdrawing. For large operations especially, choosing the right network can save substantial amounts.