Chain fee compare
The same coin often supports several withdrawal networks, and which one you pick directly affects the network fee and the arrival speed. Choose the coin you want to withdraw below to see a comparison of its common networks, so you can judge which chain to use. This is a qualitative summary and doesn't list specific fees — the actual fee and minimum withdrawal amount are whatever Gate's withdrawal page shows at the time.
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The chain you pick when withdrawing must match the chain the recipient (their wallet or exchange) supports. Even for the same USDT, TRC20 and ERC20 are two different networks, and picking the wrong chain can mean the funds never arrive or are lost — usually with no way to reverse it. Confirm which network the recipient supports first, then go back to Gate and pick the matching chain.
Note: this tool is a common-sense, qualitative summary. It is not connected to the internet, does not read live fees and does not auto-update; network fees move with on-chain congestion, so go by what Gate's page shows when you withdraw. Related reading: "Which chain to withdraw USDT on", "TRC20, ERC20, BEP20: what's the difference", "Wrong chain — can you get the coins back?".
A low network fee does not make a chain right for this transfer. Use the recipient's supported network and the platform's current page as the final check.