USDT Withdrawal Fee
When you withdraw USDT from a centralised exchange to your own wallet, you pay two types of fees: the exchange's flat withdrawal fee and the underlying blockchain network fee. Understanding both helps you minimise the total cost.
USDT Withdrawal Fees by Exchange (2025)
| Exchange | Network | Withdrawal Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Binance | BEP-20 | 0.29 USDT |
| Binance | TRC-20 | 0.8 USDT |
| Binance | ERC-20 | 3.2 USDT |
| Bybit | TRC-20 | 1 USDT |
| Bybit | ERC-20 | 3 USDT |
| OKX | TRC-20 | 0.5–1 USDT |
| KuCoin | TRC-20 | 1 USDT |
| Kraken | ERC-20 | 2.5 USDT |
| HTX (Huobi) | TRC-20 | 0 – 1 USDT |
| Lowest available | Various | 0 USDT (select platforms) |
Fees shown are indicative and subject to change. Always check the current fee schedule on the exchange before withdrawing.
What Is the Cheapest USDT Withdrawal?
According to aggregate fee data, the market median USDT withdrawal fee is around 0.5 USDT. The lowest available fee is 0 USDT (free withdrawal) offered by select platforms at certain times. Binance's BEP-20 rate of 0.29 USDT is among the consistently lowest across major exchanges.
Deposit Fees
Most exchanges do not charge a fee to receive USDT deposits. However, some platforms charge a small flat fee for incoming transfers. For example, StraitsX charges 0.5 USDT for incoming USDT deposits of 10 USDT or more. Transfers below the minimum deposit threshold may not be credited at all.
How to Minimise Total Withdrawal Costs
- Compare withdrawal fees across your available exchanges before choosing where to withdraw from.
- Select the lowest-fee network that your recipient supports — BEP-20 on Binance is typically the cheapest overall.
- Batch multiple small withdrawals into one larger transfer to reduce per-transaction overhead.
- Monitor exchange promotions — platforms occasionally offer fee-free withdrawals for specific networks.
