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Withdrawal fees · Kraken · checked 2026-06-10–2026-08-08

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

BTC 0.000015 BTC · ETH 0.00013 ETH — Kraken’s own schedule, checked 2026-06-10–2026-08-08.

Currency
AssetNetworkPublished fee≈ in USDChecked
BTCBitcoin0.000015 BTC≈ $1.282026-06-10
ETHEthereum0.00013 ETH≈ $0.352026-08-08
BTC on Bitcoin≈ $1.28

0.000015 BTC · checked 2026-06-10

ETH on Ethereum≈ $0.35

0.00013 ETH · checked 2026-08-08

Sources & method
  • BTC: support.kraken.com/articles/360000767986 (official schedule; "subject to change") — verified 2026-06-10
  • ETH: support.kraken.com/articles/360000767986 (official schedule; "subject to change") — verified 2026-08-08
  • Native-chain withdrawals only — other networks live in the Move check.
  • USD values approximate, at the current reference price (BTC $85,116.00, ETH $2,694.00).
  • Published schedule values as of their verification date — most exchanges adjust withdrawal fees dynamically; check Kraken’s own fee page at withdrawal time.
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Questions, answered

How much does Kraken charge to withdraw Bitcoin?

Kraken's published Bitcoin withdrawal fee (native chain) is 0.000015 BTC, verified 2026-06-10 — adjusted dynamically; check Kraken's fee page at withdrawal time.

What are Kraken's Ethereum withdrawal fees?

Kraken's published Ethereum withdrawal fee (native chain) is 0.00013 ETH, verified 2026-08-08 — adjusted dynamically; check Kraken's fee page at withdrawal time.

Are Kraken's withdrawal fees fixed or dynamic?

Published schedule values as of their verification date, not promises — most exchanges, including Kraken, adjust withdrawal fees dynamically. Confirm on Kraken's own fee page.

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