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Quick answer: Bitget’s cheapest AVAX network (AVAXC-Chain) needs 60 confirmations; the AVAXX-Chain route needs just 3 — about 20× fewer — for a modestly higher fee.
AVAX’s two networks are both first-party Avalanche chains (see Bitget’s AVAX fee breakdown), and the fee gap between them is small. The confirmation gap is not — one option settles roughly 20× faster than the other, for a fee difference measured in fractions of a cent.
| Network | Withdrawal fee | Confirmations |
|---|---|---|
| AVAXX-ChainFastest | 0.008 AVAX | 3 |
| AVAXC-ChainCheapest | 0.0064 AVAX | 60 |
The trade-off
AVAXC-Chain is the cheaper of the two — but Bitget waits 60 confirmations before crediting it. AVAXX-Chain confirms about 20× faster, at just 3 confirmations, for only a small premium over the cheaper option.
Unlike ETC’s near-identical fees on this site (where the trade-off is obviously worth it), AVAX’s fee gap is proportionally larger — so whether the faster option is “worth it” depends more on how much you’re actually moving.
When this actually matters
Small transfers where the extra fee is trivial in absolute terms — the faster network is close to a free upgrade. Larger transfers — worth checking the exact fee difference in the table above before deciding it’s negligible.