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Quick answer: ETC is the cheaper network for a Bitget ETC withdrawal — BEP20 currently costs about 2.4× as much.
Ethereum Classic has two withdrawal routes on Bitget: its own native chain, and a BEP20-wrapped version on BNB Smart Chain. Each is priced by its own chain’s fee market, so the gap between them moves over time rather than holding steady — right now it is about 2.4×.
| Network | Withdrawal fee |
|---|---|
| ETCCheapest | 0.008 ETC |
| BEP20Priciest | 0.019557 ETC |
The fee isn’t the whole story
Look at this pair next to ETC’s cheapest-vs-fastest breakdown before picking a network — the native ETC chain and the BEP20 version need very different numbers of confirmations before Bitget credits the withdrawal, and that gap is far bigger than the fee gap shown here.
Why the two are priced differently
Both options settle on production blockchains with real transaction costs — neither is a near-free layer-2 the way some of Ethereum’s own scaling chains are. What separates them is what each chain charges at the moment you withdraw, which is why this one is worth re-checking rather than memorising.