Move check · Crypto.com → Bitcoin · measured

The cheapest way to withdraw BTC from Crypto.com to Bitcoin.

Moving Bitcoin off Crypto.com costs the network withdrawal fee — and, where a bridge is involved, a little more. Below is Crypto.com’s own published fee next to what a 0.1 BTC withdrawal actually leaves you with on Bitcoin. You execute every step yourself on Crypto.com — we only show the cost.

Crypto.com · published BTC withdrawal fee

0.0004 BTC

Published schedule value — most venues adjust it with network conditions. Verified 2026-08-08 from Crypto.com’s official source.

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What actually arrives — measured

Direct withdrawalcheapest measured

arrives 0.0996 BTCon Bitcoin

total cost €22.42

Withdrawal fee 0.0004 BTC (€22.42) — crypto.com/exchange/document/fees-limits (public coins API) — schedule value, re-quoted at withdrawal time — verified 2026-06-10

At the most recent measurement, 0.1 BTC left 0.0996 BTC arriving on Bitcoin — total cost €22.42. Amounts and market conditions change the answer; the live Move check recomputes it for your exact amount and destination.

Method, in short

The withdrawal fee is Crypto.com’s published schedule value, sourced and dated above. The arriving amount is measured live: withdrawal fee subtracted, and for a bridge route the bridge is quoted on what arrives, with gas priced on the source chain — routes are ranked by the net units you keep after every cost, never by anything else. Where no gas estimate exists a route says “excl. gas” instead of pretending. Full method on the methodology page.

Compare every venue’s exit fee in the withdrawal-fee table, the all-in trading cost in the True-Cost comparison, and whether you get your money out at all in the Reliability Score. Some venue links earn us a disclosed affiliate commission — it never changes the ranking. Not investment advice. Skontro is not a CASP under MiCAR.