METISMetisDaoMETIS withdrawal fees on OKX and Binance
As of Oct 15, 2026, withdrawing METIS from OKX costs cheapest on Metis at 0.00036 METIS (under $0.01); from Binance, cheapest on MetisDAO at 0.0015 METIS (under $0.01). 0 networks supported by both.
Fees as of Oct 15, 2026Sources OKX fee page · Binance fee page
0.00036 METIS
Metis · min 0.02 · ≈ <$0.01
0.0015 METIS
MetisDAO · min 0.2 · ≈ <$0.01
METIS withdrawal: key points
- OKX supports 1 network for METIS withdrawals and Binance 2, of which 2 are open for withdrawal right now.
- Withdrawal fees are charged per withdrawal, not per amount, so small withdrawals pay a larger share.
OKX OKX METIS withdrawal networks and fees
| Network | Fee | ≈ USD | Min. withdrawal | On Binance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metis | 0.00036 METIS | <$0.01 | 0.02 | — |
Binance Binance METIS withdrawal networks and fees
| Network | Fee | ≈ USD | Min. withdrawal | Min. deposit | Withdraw / deposit | Contract & notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MetisDAO | 0.0015 METIS | <$0.01 | 0.2 | 0.000022 | Open / Open | 0xdead…0000 |
| Ethereum (ERC20) | 0.27 METIS | $0.96 | 0.54 | 0.000022 | Open / Open | 0x9e32…ed8e |
METIS lowest withdrawal fee over time
Each exchange's cheapest-network fee, recorded once a day, log scale.
FAQ
What is the OKX METIS withdrawal fee?
OKX charges a flat fee per network, regardless of amount. The lowest right now is Metis at 0.00036 METIS, with a 0.02 METIS minimum. Fees move with network congestion; confirm on the withdrawal screen.
What is the Binance METIS withdrawal fee?
The lowest on Binance right now is MetisDAO at 0.0015 METIS, minimum 0.2 METIS. Internal transfers to another Binance user are free.
Which network should I use to send METIS 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 METIS 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 METIS is not the same as native METIS.