Withdrawal networks
Withdrawal networks

Cheapest network to withdraw LINK

The fee each exchange charges to send LINK to your own wallet, per network. Fees are flat amounts in LINK; the dollar value uses a reference price of $10.29.

Lowest fee in our data: Coinbase on Ethereum (ERC-20), 0.001144 LINK (about $0.01).
Only send on a network that the receiving wallet or exchange supports. Funds sent on the wrong network can be lost.

Withdrawal fee by exchange and network

ExchangeEthereum (ERC-20)
CoinbaseVerified 0d ago0.001144 LINK$0.01
GeminiVerified 2d ago0.001144 LINK$0.01
KrakenVerified 2d ago0.0368 LINK$0.38
BinanceVerified 1d ago0.051 LINK$0.52
Crypto.comVerified 2d ago0.066 LINK$0.68
BitvavoVerified 0d ago0.11 LINK$1.13
BitgetVerified 2d ago0.1891 LINK$1.95
KuCoinVerified 0d ago0.32 LINK$3.29
OKXVerified 0d agoNot verified
BybitVerified 2d agoNot verified
GateVerified 1d agoNot verified
MEXCVerified 1d agoNot verified
BitstampVerified 2d agoNot verified
Binance.USVerified 0d agoNot verified
BitsoVerified 0d agoNot verified
WhiteBITVerified 0d agoNot verified
IndodaxVerified 0d agoNot verified
CoinDCXVerified 0d agoNot verified

Each fee comes from the exchange's published fee schedule. The verification date is shown next to each exchange, and the full sources are on its profile. Affiliate deals never change the order.

Withdrawal fee vs the real network cost: Ethereum (ERC-20)

What the transaction actually costs on Ethereum (ERC-20) today is about $0.01. This is how much each exchange charges on top.

ExchangeExchange feeTimes the network cost
KuCoin$3.29280×
Bitget$1.95165×
Bitvavo$1.1396×
Crypto.com$0.6858×
Binance$0.5245×
Kraken$0.3832×

Network cost is our daily estimate for a typical withdrawal (ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com). Exchanges also pay for wallets and security, so some markup is normal; a large one is worth avoiding.

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