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Quick answer: BEP20 and Morph are the cheapest networks for a Bitget USDT withdrawal, at 0.01 USDT each. TRC20 costs 1.5 USDT.
This guide lists all 12 networks Bitget offers for USDT withdrawals with the fee for each, read from Bitget’s own public API whenever the site is rebuilt.
| Network | Withdrawal fee |
|---|---|
| BEP20Cheapest | 0.01 USDT |
| MorphCheapest | 0.01 USDT |
| Plasma | 0.012 USDT |
| Optimism | 0.014 USDT |
| Aptos | 0.03 USDT |
| AVAXC-Chain | 0.04 USDT |
| Polygon | 0.07 USDT |
| ArbitrumOne | 0.1 USDT |
| TON | 0.15 USDT |
| SOL | 0.5 USDT |
| TRC20 | 1.5 USDT |
| ERC20Priciest | 2 USDT |
How to read this
- BEP20 and Morph are currently the cheapest networks Bitget offers for a USDT withdrawal.
- ERC20 is currently the most expensive.
- A network fee is charged by the blockchain itself (or set by Bitget to cover it) — it has nothing to do with Bitget’s trading fees, and it doesn’t change based on how much you trade.
- Not every network is available for every deposit — check that your receiving wallet actually supports the network before you withdraw.
Why this matters
Two fees follow you for as long as you use an exchange: the network fee you pay every time you move funds (the one this page ranks), and the trading fee you pay every time you trade. The first is the number that’s easiest to overlook; the second is the one the offer at the top of this page lowers.