> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yellow.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yellow.pro/fees/withdrawal-network-fees.md).

# Withdrawal Network Fees Explained

When withdrawing from Yellow\.pro, a blockchain **network fee** may apply. This is **not charged by Yellow\.pro** — it's a blockchain transaction cost to process and confirm the withdrawal on-chain. All withdrawals are currently processed through the **Ethereum network**.

## Why Network Fees Exist

Blockchain transactions require validators to process and confirm them. The network fee pays for this processing — it's a standard blockchain cost, not a Yellow\.pro fee.

## Why Network Fees Change

Network fees are dynamic and rise or fall with Ethereum activity. During congestion they can be higher than usual; when activity is lower they decrease. The estimated fee shown before confirmation may therefore change over time.

> **Example:** withdraw 100 USDT with a 1 USDT network fee → final received amount is **99 USDT**. The fee is deducted from your withdrawal and sent to the network.

## Where to Check

Before confirming, Yellow\.pro shows the selected network (currently Ethereum only), the estimated network fee, and the final amount you'll receive. You can review the actual fee afterwards in your withdrawal history and on a blockchain explorer like Etherscan.

## Important Things to Know

* Withdrawal network fees are **blockchain fees**, not Yellow\.pro trading fees.
* They **change** with Ethereum congestion.
* Withdrawals are **Ethereum only** — sending to unsupported networks may cause permanent loss.
* The final received amount is **lower** after the network fee.
* Once submitted on-chain, a withdrawal **cannot be reversed** — always verify the address and network.

## Related Articles

* [How to Withdraw](/deposits-and-withdrawals/how-to-withdraw.md)
* [Supported Networks, Assets & Limits](/deposits-and-withdrawals/supported-networks-assets-limits.md)