Network fees, read liveMonday, 28 September 2026 · UTC
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USDC on Arbitrum One: fee right now

Sending USDC on Arbitrum One costs $0.0080 (0.000003 ETH) on-chain right now and takes about 1 s to confirm. That figure is a USDT transfer used as the proxy: same call, same gas. The cheapest exchange withdrawal we can read is HTX at $0.054 (0.0539 USDC), so leaving an exchange and sending on again costs about $0.062 in total. Among 7 USDC rails with a reading, Arbitrum One ranks 4 of 7 by total cost.

Read 28 Sept, 02:47 UTC; on-chain figures cached 90 s, exchange figures 10 min. Chain fee: USDT transfer used as the proxy: same call, same gas. Every number below names its source.

Exchange withdrawal fees

3 of 5 readable
ExchangeFee (USD)Fee (USDC)MinimumStatus
Binance$0.2000.2 USDC3 USDCenabled · ~1 min
KuCoin$1.001 USDC5 USDCenabled · 1900 conf
HTX$0.054cheapest0.0539 USDC0.5 USDCenabled · 64 conf
Bybitunavailable: unavailable (Request parameter error: apiKey is missing)
OKXunavailable: requires exchange login; not shown

Basis: the flat fee each exchange charges to withdraw USDC on Arbitrum One, in USDC, converted at $1.00; read 28 Sept, 02:45 UTC. Paused means the exchange has the rail switched off right now. Full matrix on the exchange fees page.

On-chain fee, last 24 hours

$0.0080

0.000003 ETH · ~1 s

Arbitrum One USDT fee, last 24h from 139 readings: low $0.0080, median $0.0081, high $0.0083, now $0.0080.
lo $0.0080 med $0.0081
hi $0.0083 · 139 readings

Basis: USDT transfer ≈ 150,000 gas × current gas price, from Arbitrum public RPC eth_gasPrice (L1 share approximated); USDT transfer used as the proxy: same call, same gas. The 24h figures are this desk's own log of the same USD fee, sampled at most every 5 minutes; with fewer than two readings the chart says so. JSON at /api/fees/history?network=arbitrum.

How to send USDC on Arbitrum One

  1. Ask the receiver for a USDC address on Arbitrum One and check the network name on their deposit page matches. USDC on another network is a different token and a deposit on the wrong one is usually lost.
  2. On the exchange choose USDC, then network Arbitrum One; the form shows the fee and minimum. Right now the enabled rails are Binance ($0.200), HTX ($0.054) and KuCoin ($1.00).
  3. Keep a little ETH on the sending address: USDC transfers on Arbitrum One are paid for in ETH, not USDC.
  4. Paste the address into the address check to confirm it belongs to Arbitrum One before confirming; then use the route planner if you want every rail ranked for your amount.

Address check · Route planner for USDC

USDC on other networks

NetworkChain feeCheapest withdrawalTotal
BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)$0.0021$0.00 · Binance$0.0021exchange + chain
Polygon PoS$0.0018$0.0099 · HTX$0.012exchange + chain
Optimismnot tracked$0.050 · Binance$0.050exchange only
Basenot tracked$0.200 · Binance$0.200exchange only
Solana$0.0006$0.300 · Binance$0.301exchange + chain
Ethereum (ERC-20)$0.421$0.600 · Binance$1.02exchange + chain
Tron (TRC-20)unavailablenone enabled—no reading

Basis: cheapest total first; total is the cheapest enabled exchange withdrawal plus the on-chain fee where both are known, otherwise whichever one is. Ranking for every network on the USDC hub.

Questions

Why does the USDC fee on Arbitrum One change?
The on-chain figure is a USDT transfer ≈ 150,000 gas × current gas price, read from Arbitrum public RPC eth_gasPrice (L1 share approximated). It moves for two reasons: the network's fee market (gas, energy or priority price) rises and falls with demand, and the USD figure follows the ETH price ($2,652 when this page was built). We re-read both every 90 seconds and never fill a gap with an old number.
What is the minimum USDC withdrawal on Arbitrum One?
Right now: Binance 3 USDC, HTX 0.5 USDC and KuCoin 5 USDC. Below the minimum the exchange refuses the withdrawal; at or just above it the flat fee is a large share of what arrives ($0.200 of a 3 USDC withdrawal at Binance).
Which is cheaper for USDC, TRC20 or ERC20?
One of the two chain readings is unavailable right now, so no comparison is shown. Typically TRC20 is the cheaper of the two by a wide margin; the live figures are on the Tron and Ethereum pages linked below.

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