Scan with your phone to get the appP2P withdrawal fees: which network is cheapest?
Each row shows what an exchange charges to withdraw P2P on every network it offers, and whether withdrawals are open right now.
Data comes from the exchanges' public APIs and is refreshed every 20 minutes. The fee is a fixed amount of P2P per withdrawal, the same for a small or a large transfer.
Compare withdrawal fees by network on exchanges that publish them. Fees are in the coin itself, with the dollar amount at the current price. Updated every 20 minutes.
Binance · Withdrawals partly reopened — Reopened: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL… · Still paused: 32 major coins
Cheapest: DVPN on KuCoin, fee 10,000 P2P (≈ $0.421) Make sure the receiving side supports this exact network.
P2P withdrawal fee FAQ
Which network is cheapest for withdrawing P2P?
According to exchanges' public data, the cheapest option right now is withdrawing P2P via DVPN on KuCoin, with a fee of 10,000 P2P (≈ $0.421). The receiving side must support this network.
What is the P2P withdrawal fee on KuCoin?
P2P withdrawal fees on KuCoin depend on the network: DVPN 10,000 P2P. Fees are set by the exchange and may change.
Choosing a network when withdrawing
- The receiving side must support that network: pick the network on the receiving side first, copy the address, then choose exactly the same network when withdrawing. Sending on the wrong network can lose your funds.
- Withdrawing over a non-native network (e.g. BTC via BEP20) gives you a “wrapped” version of the coin on that network, not the native coin.
- Some coins need a Memo / Tag when depositing to an exchange; without it the funds won't reach your account.
- Before sending a large amount for the first time, send a small test amount.
- Gas fees and choosing a withdrawal network
Source: public deposit / withdrawal info from Binance, KuCoin, Bitget, HTX, XT, LBank, WhiteBIT, Poloniex. OKX, Bybit, Gate and MEXC only show withdrawal fees after login, so they are not included. Fees can change at any time — always check the number on the exchange's withdrawal screen before confirming. “Suspended”: the exchange has paused withdrawals on this network.