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# Withdrawal Fees

We’ve recently introduced dynamic withdrawal fees and limits on Backpack. These are now updated every 12 hours based on notional market prices to ensure fairness and efficiency across supported networks.

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## **Current Estimated Withdrawal Fees**

| Asset | Network               | Approx. Fee  |
| ----- | --------------------- | ------------ |
| SOL   | Solana                | 0.005 SOL    |
| USDC  | Solana                | 0.6 USDC     |
| ETH   | Ethereum              | 0.0016 ETH   |
| USDC  | Ethereum              | 3 USDC       |
| BTC   | Bitcoin               | 0.000118 BTC |
| BTC   | Solana (Coinbase BTC) | 0.000007 BTC |

These fees are estimated and can vary slightly with each update.

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### **How Often Are Fees Updated?**

Withdrawal fees and limits are automatically updated every 12 hours, factoring in real-time price fluctuations and blockchain activity. This helps maintain a balance between affordability and network security.

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If you have any questions or notice anything unusual, feel free to contact our support team at <support@eu.backpack.exchange>.


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