Withdrawal fees and minimums

Every withdrawal has a network fee, and every asset/network has a minimum withdrawal. Both differ by asset and network, and the exact figures for your withdrawal are shown on the Withdraw screen before you confirm.

The fee is on top of the amount

The network fee is deducted in addition to the amount you’re sending. When you request a withdrawal, the app holds amount + fee from your balance. So to withdraw a given amount, you must hold at least that amount plus the fee — if your balance only covers the amount, the withdrawal won’t go through.

To empty a balance, subtract the fee shown on the Withdraw screen from your available amount and withdraw the rest.

Fees differ by network

The fee reflects what it costs to move that asset on that chain. The same asset on a cheaper network generally costs less to withdraw than on a more expensive one. If your destination supports more than one network, picking the cheaper one lowers the fee — as long as it still matches the destination wallet or exchange. See choosing the right network.

The minimum withdrawal

Each asset/network also has a minimum withdrawal. A request below the minimum is refused. Like the fee, the current minimum is shown on the Withdraw screen and depends on the asset and network.

Why the numbers change

Network fees and minimums track real on-chain costs, so they move over time and aren’t fixed. Always read the figure shown on the Withdraw screen at the moment you withdraw rather than relying on a number you saw before.