ETHWEthereumPoWETHW withdrawal fees on OKX and Binance
As of Oct 15, 2026, withdrawing ETHW from OKX costs cheapest on EthereumPoW at 0.00047 ETHW; from Binance, cheapest on Ethereum (Proof-of-Work) at 0.004 ETHW. 0 networks supported by both.
Fees as of Oct 15, 2026Sources OKX fee page · Binance fee page
0.00047 ETHW
EthereumPoW · min 0.02
0.004 ETHW
Ethereum (Proof-of-Work) · min 0.01
ETHW withdrawal: key points
- OKX supports 1 network for ETHW withdrawals and Binance 2, of which 1 are open for withdrawal right now.
- Binance withdrawals currently suspended on: BNB Smart Chain.
- Withdrawal fees are charged per withdrawal, not per amount, so small withdrawals pay a larger share.
OKX OKX ETHW withdrawal networks and fees
| Network | Fee | ≈ USD | Min. withdrawal | On Binance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EthereumPoW | 0.00047 ETHW | — | 0.02 | — |
Binance Binance ETHW withdrawal networks and fees
| Network | Fee | ≈ USD | Min. withdrawal | Min. deposit | Withdraw / deposit | Contract & notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum (Proof-of-Work) | 0.004 ETHW | — | 0.01 | 0.0004 | Open / Open | |
| BNB Smart Chain | 0.087 ETHW | — | 0.17 | 0.0004 | Suspended / Open | 0x302c…59b3 |
ETHW lowest withdrawal fee over time
Each exchange's cheapest-network fee, recorded once a day, log scale.
FAQ
What is the OKX ETHW withdrawal fee?
OKX charges a flat fee per network, regardless of amount. The lowest right now is EthereumPoW at 0.00047 ETHW, with a 0.02 ETHW minimum. Fees move with network congestion; confirm on the withdrawal screen.
What is the Binance ETHW withdrawal fee?
The lowest on Binance right now is Ethereum (Proof-of-Work) at 0.004 ETHW, minimum 0.01 ETHW. Internal transfers to another Binance user are free.
Which network should I use to send ETHW from Binance to OKX?
No network is currently open on both sides; convert to a widely supported coin such as USDT on Binance first.
Why do ETHW withdrawal fees differ so much by network?
Each network has its own on-chain cost, congestion and exchange handling cost, so exchanges price them separately. The cheapest network isn't always right for you: the receiver must support it, and a bridged ETHW is not the same as native ETHW.