Introduction

Withdrawal fees can vary depending on the asset, the network you choose, and real‑time blockchain conditions. If the fee appears higher than what you expected, it’s usually due to factors outside Coinlocally’s control. This article explains why fees fluctuate and what influences the final amount.

Why the fee may be higher

Network congestion

When a blockchain is busy, miners or validators require higher fees to process transactions.

This is especially common on networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum during peak activity.

Choosing a more expensive network

Some networks naturally have higher transaction costs.

For example:

• Ethereum (ERC20) is often more expensive
• BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) or Tron (TRC20) are usually cheaper

If you select a network with higher base fees, the withdrawal fee will reflect that.

Asset‑specific fee structure

Each cryptocurrency has its own technical requirements.

Some assets require larger minimum fees to ensure the transaction is processed reliably.

Real‑time blockchain conditions

Fees can change dynamically based on:

• Validator demand
• Block space availability
• Network upgrades or temporary instability

These fluctuations can cause fees to rise unexpectedly.

Security and reliability considerations

To ensure your withdrawal is confirmed quickly and safely, the system may adjust the fee to avoid delays or stuck transactions.

Important notes

• Withdrawal fees are not charged by Coinlocally; they are determined by the blockchain network.
• Fees are displayed clearly before you confirm the withdrawal.
• Choosing a different network may reduce the cost if supported by the receiving platform.

Feeling lost?

If the fee still seems unusually high or you’re unsure which network to choose, our support team is available 24/7 to help you review your options.

Updated on: 01/18/2026