hamlak
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Yes Bybit fee is $1. I did two withdrawals this week with them. If it was $10 in the past, then they changed.
Bybit, Bitget or MEXC for USDT?
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Yes Bybit fee is $1. I did two withdrawals this week with them. If it was $10 in the past, then they changed.
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For just sending/receiving USDT (TRC20), Bitget and MEXC are both cheap and reliable — 1 USDT fee vs Bybit’s 10 USDT. I’ve found both stable for deposits/withdrawals, but MEXC’s app feels a bit lighter and faster, while Bitget has cleaner UI and better support
WAndreas
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Bro, when did you withdraw funds from Bybit? Perhaps your country matters. My commission is still 1 USDT, and hamlak is too.
zototsu
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It doesn’t depend on country, it depends on the chain you’re using to withdraw. I haven’t seen the withdrawal fee as high as 10 USDT though, seems steep. Most common chains like BEP20 or TRC20 usually go through with 1 USDT.
WAndreas
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There is also company policy. They may add their own commission on top. It depends on whether you are transferring between your own wallets or making an external transfer outside the platform. Some platforms do not charge a commission for transfers between their customers' wallets (Cryptomus) because in this case the blockchain is not involved. In addition, if you have TRX in your wallet, the network commission may be reduced. In my country, I sometimes work with a platform that charges a commission of $25 for transfers on the TRC-20 network to its wallet. For example, you pay $1 for a withdrawal from Bybit and another $25 for the company to credit it to your wallet.
Yeah, it seems all Cexs that start with the letter B are solid without much fees deduction like the one u mentioned, also you should by now that some of them have upgraded themselves by introducing Web2 stocks like $NVDA, $AAPL, and $TSLA to be traded on their exchange, and not only that - the traders of such projects will have the opportunity to partake in the trading competition where they can trade these names and share 20k B G B in rewards.Been using MEXC lately cheap withdrawals, app's smooth, no weird delays so farBitget’s solid too, but UI feels clunky sometimes. Bybit fees are wild just for TRC20
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I use Bybit and MEXC, both are really good and never had a problem
Crytononame
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If you’re only dealing with stablecoins, crypto exchanges aren’t really the most convenient option. There have been payment gateways in the crypto space since 2013 that were built specifically for handling this kind of transaction.
I personally use Cryptomus — I can withdraw USDT practically for free. Plus, within the wallet, I can swap any type of USDT to another format — ERC20, TRC20, BEP — again with zero fees.
Of course, if you prefer an exchange or P2P options, almost all payment aggregators offer that too. It’s just that for simple sending/receiving of stablecoins, a gateway like this is way easier and cheaper than going through a regular exchange.