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Bithumb Lowers 'Virtual Asset Withdrawal Fees' to Industry's Lowest Level

Service Improvements Including 'Faster Charts'

Bithumb Lowers 'Virtual Asset Withdrawal Fees' to Industry's Lowest Level

Virtual asset exchange Bithumb announced on the 2nd that it will lower virtual asset withdrawal fees to the industry's lowest level.


Bithumb will reduce withdrawal fees to the industry's lowest level following the trading fee rate (0.04%). The adjusted withdrawal fees for each virtual asset can be checked on the exchange's fee information page. For example, Bitcoin deposits are free, and withdrawals cost 0.0008 Bitcoin. Ethereum deposits are also free, with a withdrawal fee of 0.009 Ethereum.


To enable members to trade virtual assets more conveniently, services such as easy application for increased KRW deposit and withdrawal limits and an update to the "Faster Chart" will also be improved.


A feature has been added to allow users to easily apply for increased KRW deposit and withdrawal limits within the app. Among new members in March, if 30 days have passed since the first KRW deposit and the cumulative purchase amount exceeds 5 million KRW, they can immediately convert to a normal account capable of deposits and withdrawals up to 100 million KRW per transaction and 500 million KRW per day through the limit increase application.


The faster chart will also be introduced. By using this feature, users can access price charts more quickly without loading. The existing webview method has been changed to native, improving loading and response speed by four times. The faster chart is available by activating the feature in "Bithumb Lab."


Moon Sun-il, Head of Bithumb Services, said, "We are improving services in various ways, including the industry's lowest fees, multi-chain support, and UI overhaul for deposits and withdrawals, to provide users with the optimal trading environment." He added, "We will continue to strive to ensure users can trade safely and conveniently."


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