CC withdrawal fees by network
7 CC (≈ $0.71) via Canton Network on KuCoin · min. withdrawal 14 CC
Updated 2026-10-25 00:31 UTC| Network | KuCoin | Bitget |
|---|---|---|
| Canton Network | 7 $0.71 min. withdrawal 14 | 5 $0.51 Suspended min. withdrawal 164.582 |
Fees are flat per withdrawal (not a percentage). ≈ USD uses the CoinGecko price at build time.
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How to choose a network for CC
- Use the same network on both sides. The network you pick when withdrawing must match the deposit network on the receiving wallet or exchange. Sending over the wrong network is the most common way funds get lost.
- Check for a memo or tag. If the receiving deposit page shows a memo, tag or comment field, it must be included — without it the deposit cannot be credited automatically.
- Fees are flat, so size matters. A fixed fee hurts small transfers most. For small amounts, pick the cheapest open network both sides support; for large amounts, reliability matters more than the last cent.
- Mind the minimum. Each network has a minimum withdrawal amount; below it the exchange will not let you submit.
- Confirm before sending. Exchanges change fees and suspend networks during upgrades or congestion. Always check the withdrawal screen — this page is a comparison, not a quote.
FAQ
What is the cheapest network to withdraw CC?
At the last update the cheapest open route was 7 CC (≈ $0.71) via Canton Network on KuCoin. Fees change, so check the withdrawal screen before sending.
How much does it cost to withdraw CC from KuCoin?
On KuCoin, CC withdrawals cost 7 CC (Canton Network).
How much does it cost to withdraw CC from Bitget?
Bitget has no open CC withdrawal network with a published fee right now.
Why is a CC network marked "Suspended"?
The exchange has paused withdrawals on that network — usually for a wallet upgrade, a network incident or congestion. It normally reopens without notice; this page refreshes every 30 minutes.
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Data: public APIs of KuCoin and Bitget; prices from CoinGecko. Refreshed every 30 minutes. Not financial advice.