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Withdrawal network guide

NetworkCost (qualitative)SpeedGood for / note
TRC20 (Tron)LowFastCommon for stablecoins, cheap; confirm the destination supports it
ERC20 (Ethereum)High (gas)Congestion-dependentMost universal, but pricier/slower when busy
BEP20 (BSC)LowFastCheap and fast; needs BSC support on the other side
GateChainVery low / freeFastHandy inside Gate's ecosystem; limited cross-platform support
Polygon, etc.LowFastDepends on destination support

The single most important rule: the network must match on both ends. Pick one the destination doesn't support and the assets may be lost and hard to recover. The table is qualitative (relative cost and speed); exact fees change — defer to Gate's withdrawal page at the time (this page checked 2026-06). Test with a small amount first, and double-check the address and network. Not financial advice.

01How to choose

Two rules: first check which networks the destination platform/wallet supports, then among the ones both sides support, pick the cheap, fast one. For stablecoins, TRC20 and BEP20 are usually cheap; ERC20 is the most universal but pricey and slow when congested.

02The mistake to avoid

Mismatched networks are the most common and most damaging beginner error. Before withdrawing, check three times: address, network, and that the platform supports it. For your first withdrawal, send a small test amount. For prep before any operation, see launches explained.