What fees does Raseed charge for crypto withdrawals?
At Raseed Invest, we aim to keep crypto withdrawal fees transparent and competitive. Raseed does not add hidden charges to your crypto withdrawals. However, blockchain networks require transaction (network) fees to process withdrawals.
These fees are paid directly to blockchain miners or validators, not to Raseed, and can vary depending on the selected network and current congestion levels. Below is an explanation of how crypto withdrawal fees work and what you can expect.
Blockchain network fees (gas fees)
Every crypto withdrawal is processed on a blockchain network (such as Ethereum, Tron, or Solana). Each network charges a transaction fee, commonly known as a gas fee. The fee depends on:
- •The blockchain network selected (e.g., ERC20, TRC20)
- •Network traffic at the time of withdrawal
- •The type of cryptocurrency being sent
For example:
- •Ethereum (ERC20) usually has higher network fees
- •Solana (SOL) often offers lower fees and faster transactions
Why the amount you receive may be less
Because network fees are deducted from your withdrawal amount, you may receive slightly less crypto than the amount you requested to withdraw. This is normal across all crypto platforms and depends on the network used.
Temporary restrictions may affect available amounts
If your available withdrawal amount appears lower than expected, it may also be due to:
- •Recently deposited funds
- •Account limits or verification status
These situations are usually temporary and related to security or compliance controls.
Where can I see the fee before withdrawing?
Before confirming a crypto withdrawal, Raseed will clearly display:
- •The estimated network fee
- •The final amount you’ll receive after fees
This allows you to review the withdrawal details and network costs before submitting your request.