Cryptocurrency Withdrawal Fees

CoinUnited.io charges 10 USDT to withdraw on Ethereum (ERC20), 5 USDT on Tron (TRC20), and 3 USDT on Solana (SPL). The Solana network is the cheapest of the three, at less than a third of the ERC20 fee. The withdrawal-fees table lists the exact fee and minimum next to each chain.

Yes, deposits on CoinUnited.io are always free, and the page states this directly above the fee table. You only pay a withdrawal fee, which is set per coin and network. There is no traditional banking involved because you deposit and withdraw in crypto.

CoinUnited.io charges 0.0002 BTC to withdraw Bitcoin and 0.002 ETH to withdraw Ether over ERC20. The minimum withdrawal is 0.0003 BTC for Bitcoin and 0.002 ETH for Ethereum. Both are listed per network in the on-page table alongside their fees.

CoinUnited.io sets each withdrawal fee by network because the blockchain cost differs per chain. That is why USDT is 10 on ERC20, 5 on TRC20, and 3 on SPL. The fee is a flat amount per withdrawal, and the page notes that fees are updated regularly to reflect network conditions.

The minimum withdrawal on CoinUnited.io is set per coin and chain, for example 5 USDT on TRC20, 3 USDT on SPL, and 0.0003 BTC for Bitcoin. Each row in the table shows the minimum in the Minimum Withdrawal column next to its fee. For the most current figures, the page points you to the withdrawal function inside the CoinUnited.io interface.