<p>Using the withdraw options I’m being charged 22% of $95 to send BTC to a BTC address.</p>
<p>I didn’t know that binance had these kind of rules.</p>
<p>Binance pay can’t help me as it accepts payid, some kind of binance thing, or QR code, you can’t send to BTC addresses with that service.</p>
<p>So how do I get my coins out of there to a BTC address without being robbed?</p>

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2021-09-28T12:59:01.590Z
Are you concerned about paying 5 mBTC or about pushing down the proportion that 5 mBTC is of what you get in the end?
Murch
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2021-09-28T14:27:08.203Z
I’m trying to find a way (if there is one) to withdraw my BTC without having to pay 22% on my $95… Never using binance again
Nickotine
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2021-09-28T14:53:18.473Z
Well, if you buy more, the withdrawal fee will still be 5 mBTC, but it will be a smaller percentage. If you don't want to pay 5 mBTC, you could potentially try to trade it for a different cryptocurrency with lower withdrawal fees (if they differ between currencies), e.g. Tether, move the Tether to a different platform to buy and withdraw BTC from there. Not sure if you'll be able to significantly reduce your overall cost.
Murch
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2021-09-28T14:55:43.513Z
Errr… I just noticed. $20 are 0.5 mBTC, not 5 mBTC. The withdrawal fee table that you showed in your earlier question seem to be off by a factor ten.
Murch
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2021-09-28T19:00:56.953Z
Are you saying the 0.002 value is off?
Nickotine
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How do I get my small amount of BTC out of binance without getting charged 22%?
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# How do I get my small amount of BTC out of binance without getting charged 22%?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-09-28)

Using the withdraw options I’m being charged 22% of $95 to send BTC to a BTC address.

I didn’t know that binance had these kind of rules.

Binance pay can’t help me as it accepts payid, some kind of binance thing, or QR code, you can’t send to BTC addresses with that service.

So how do I get my coins out of there to a BTC address without being robbed?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you concerned about paying 5 mBTC or about pushing down the proportion that 5 mBTC is of what you get in the end?  
> **username_0**: I’m trying to find a way (if there is one) to withdraw my BTC without having to pay 22% on my $95… Never using binance again  
> **username_1**: Well, if you buy more, the withdrawal fee will still be 5 mBTC, but it will be a smaller percentage. If you don't want to pay 5 mBTC, you could potentially try to trade it for a different cryptocurrency with lower withdrawal fees (if they differ between currencies), e.g. Tether, move the Tether to a different platform to buy and withdraw BTC from there. Not sure if you'll be able to significantly reduce your overall cost.  
> **username_1**: Errr… I just noticed. $20 are 0.5 mBTC, not 5 mBTC. The withdrawal fee table that you showed in your earlier question seem to be off by a factor ten.  
> **username_0**: Are you saying the 0.002 value is off?  

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