A major exchange significantly reduced USD withdrawal fees, with SWIFT costs dropping from $60 to $25.

DAOplomacy · 2026-01-19T09:08:11+00:00

A leading exchange announced that starting from January 19, the withdrawal fee for USD via the SWIFT channel has been reduced from $60 to $25, only affecting the withdrawal side, while deposits remain free. This adjustment will significantly reduce the costs for frequent traders and is beneficial for both individual and institutional users.

DAOplomacy

2026-01-19 09:08:11

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently, the costs for trading and depositing/withdrawing funds have been adjusted again. A major exchange officially announced that starting from January 19, the fee for USD withdrawals via the SWIFT banking channel has been significantly optimized—dropping from the previous $60 per transaction to $25. This can save a lot of money for users who frequently make cross-border transfers. Whether individual traders or institutional users, this new rate applies to everyone.

It is important to note that this adjustment only affects the withdrawal side. Sending USD via the SWIFT channel? That remains free, maintaining the original policy. For users who need to deposit and withdraw frequently, this effectively reduces costs unilaterally, which is overall beneficial. Especially for users making large transactions, the saved fees are quite substantial.

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MerkleDreamer

· 10h ago

Finally, an exchange with some conscience. $25 is definitely more comfortable than $60. But they only lowered withdrawal fees and not deposit fees. Honestly, they just want to make more money from deposits, full of tricks. Large investors might not care about this, but for us small retail investors, saving over thirty dollars each time we withdraw really makes a difference.

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rugpull_survivor

· 10h ago

Finally, an exchange is willing to lower the fees. $25 is much better than before. But I still want to ask, how long can this fee rate last, and is it just another marketing gimmick?

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MetaDreamer

· 10h ago

Finally, an exchange is taking real action. The SWIFT withdrawal fee has been cut from $60 to $25, which definitely saves us frequent depositors and withdrawers a lot. It's just that if deposits are still free, this move is still worth it.

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