Withdrawal Fees by Network

1,043 networks carrying 30,983 open withdrawal routes from 5,212 coins across 75 exchanges. Each row aggregates every coin×exchange route on that chain — how many coins and exchanges support it, and what one withdrawal actually costs at the cheap end, in the middle and at the expensive end.

A typical withdrawal over X Layer costs $0.003440 against $7.94 over Zcash, so the network you pick usually matters more than the exchange you withdraw from. The fee is set by the exchange, not by the chain itself — the min and max columns show how far apart exchanges price the same chain.

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Network withdrawal fees — FAQ

Every number is aggregated from withdrawal fees synced from each exchange’s official fee API or fee page (last sync 2026-08-29 00:57 UTC), converted to USD at the live coin price — so they move with the market. A “route” is one coin on one exchange over that network. The min/median/average/max are computed over 28,895 priced routes: paused routes and fees quoted as a percentage are counted in the table but left out of the statistics, as are 67 routes whose synced fee comes out above $10,000 — a handful of exchanges publish those in raw token units, and one such row would otherwise dominate a whole chain’s average. Median is the typical cost; the average sits higher because expensive coins pull it up. Network names are normalised — exchanges spell the same chain many different ways, and chains we can’t match are kept exactly as the exchange writes them rather than guessed at; “Native chain” groups routes where the exchange never says which chain it uses.