transfer from myetherwallet to other exchange's

[BlakeMye]

Actually when you’re transacting through Myetherwallet it relies upon the volumes. On what number of tokens would you like to exchange and furthermore it relies upon how much you want to set and the limit of your gas. It will also depend on how much rater or fee the coin charge for doing transactions.

[Markperop]

Actually when you’re transacting through Myetherwallet it relies upon the volumes. On what number of tokens would you like to exchange and furthermore it relies upon how much you want to set and the limit of your gas. It will also depend on how much rater or fee the coin charge for doing transactions.

for today there is some problem with the payment for each transaction in the network block chain. If you take for example the IDEX exchange, even with the deposit some transactions hang.

[badiako88]

It depends on the gas you'll be using. If you want to make a faster transaction the you can set the gas price and gwei  higher than the standard price of gas or you can make less if you want to thrift but it would take a little time for the transaction to be finished and received your tokens.

[[ProTrader]]

When doing any transfer from myetherwallet to other exchanges how much will i be charged.

It depends on how fast you need for the transaction. The higher the gas, the faster the transaction like bitcoin transaction. It is also depends on network traffic. If the network is congested,  it usually needs a higher gas fee than the normal gas fee.

[Moxivuki]

Ethereum's network congestion is now a common phenomenon. Just before last year, Ethereum rarely experienced congestion. At that time, the transfer fee was very low. Now you have to increase the gas to get faster transaction speed.

[boroda074]

On the Internet there is always a counter that will count you the transaction and prompt you for the recommended number gwei!

[bootlace]

When doing any transfer from myetherwallet to other exchanges how much will i be charged.

If you have time you can choose 1-3 Gwei as price for gas. Yes, it will be slow but as I say if you have time. But the smartest way is using https://ethgasstation.info and looks at recommended Gas price.

[seregeiImaneal]

As was mentioned before you can take current gas price on gasstation. It will be enough to send your eth in not a long time. Need to transfer it faster - set more gas. Simple.

[freim]

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[Pamadar]

When doing any transfer from myetherwallet to other exchanges how much will i be charged.

If you have time you can choose 1-3 Gwei as price for gas. Yes, it will be slow but as I say if you have time. But the smartest way is using https://ethgasstation.info and looks at recommended Gas price.

Knowing this information would be the good answer for OP, he needed to read and choose whatever type of speed he needs so it will be appropriate
with how much fee he needs to pay in order to execute the transaction that he request, better to keep in mind that there are differences between the
needs of each transactions and also with how long it will take inside the network, that's why we need to choose from those available offers.

[Bay_Harbour_Butcher]

of course the cost of gas to make transactions will vary depending on the type of altcoin and to further ensure it you can check it here https://ethgasstation.info/. because the usual gas is always changing depending on the crowded pending transactions

[raven7886]

You need some eth to cover the gas/transaction fee to generate transaction to transfer a certain coin. You can adjust gwei and gas to high for faster transaction. Any exceeded amount will be back to your balance. If the transaction failed the eth you used as gas fee will be deducted.

Adjusting the gas too high does not necessarily mean. Most of the time, when you are making transactions via MEW, MEW automatically sets the limit to the current network fee you will have to pay for your transaction and that is usually good enough since you will get your transaction confirmed within minutes.

The only problem you will have is adjusting it downward, as that would for sure slow down the confirmation process unless you just simply do not need to do anything immediately.

[poli_btc]

You will pay a relatively small price for your transaction. On average, the transaction costs less than 1$, but this depends on the workload of the Ethereum network, as well as the amount of your transfer.

[passwordnow]

Transfer fees are still high for today.

If you want to transfer to an exchange, let the storm calm down so the fees will be lowered and you won't regret the fee you paid for.