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Withdrawal fees · Binance · verified as of 2026-06-10

Binance withdrawal fees — what it costs to move your coins out.

Getting coins off Binance has a price. These are Binance’s published withdrawal fees for every asset in our verified dataset — every number from Binance’s own fee schedule, with its verification date.

AssetNetworkFee≈ EURVerified
BTCBitcoin0.000015 BTC2026-06-10
ETHEthereum0.0001 ETH2026-06-10

Native-chain withdrawals only — other networks (e.g. Arbitrum, where curated) live in the Move check. EUR values are approximate, at the current reference price. Published schedule values as of their verification date — most venues adjust withdrawal fees dynamically with network conditions; check Binance’s own fee page at withdrawal time.

Sources, per asset
  • BTC: binance.com/en/fee/cryptoFee (public capital API) — dynamic with network congestion — verified 2026-06-10
  • ETH: binance.com/en/fee/cryptoFee (public capital API) — dynamic with network congestion — verified 2026-06-10

What this means for your trade

The withdrawal fee is one leg of what a trade really costs. The live True-Cost comparison measures fee plus hidden spread across venues and can include these withdrawal fees in the ranking. If you’re moving coins to a specific chain or wallet, the Move check compares routes — network choice included. The full cross-exchange table is at /withdrawal-fees.

Questions, answered

01

How much does Binance charge to withdraw Bitcoin?

Binance's published Bitcoin withdrawal fee on the native chain is 0.000015 BTC, verified against Binance's own fee schedule on 2026-06-10. Most venues adjust withdrawal fees dynamically with network conditions — check Binance's fee page at withdrawal time.

02

What are Binance's Ethereum withdrawal fees?

Binance's published Ethereum withdrawal fee on the native chain is 0.0001 ETH, verified against Binance's own fee schedule on 2026-06-10. Most venues adjust withdrawal fees dynamically with network conditions — check Binance's fee page at withdrawal time.

03

Are Binance's withdrawal fees fixed or dynamic?

The numbers here are published schedule values as of their verification date, not promises: most venues, including Binance, adjust withdrawal fees dynamically with network conditions. Always confirm on the venue's own fee page before withdrawing.

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