Which cryptocurrencies have the lowest transaction fees?

[Almasani]

Some of the lowest fees in the industry include the following: TRON, EOS, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Bitcoin


resource: https://swapzone.io/learn/lowest-transaction-fees

Actually based on all the blockchains that we use, the Bitcoin blockchain is much lower than the others. If you use a Bitcoin core wallet, you only need to pay a transaction fee of 10000 Sats. Then why do exchanges require higher fees, in general, exchanges take transaction fees of 0.0005 B to 0.001B or the equivalent of 50,000 Sats to 100,000 Sats. In addition to the fees they use to pay blockchain fees, they also charge exchange fees for each transaction.
Then why Bitcoin transaction fees look much higher than others, because of the high price of Bitcoin, when we exchange with USD, it will look higher fees.

[Swapzone_pr]

most of the crypto transactions between DEX to DEX or CEX to CEX, I am used to using BSC, and TRON. for now, ethereum has a very expensive fee compared to the two coins. In addition, some coins that also have low fees are Polygon, and SOL. however, so far I'm still making use of two.
other than that, in your list, I also think that bitcoin and LTC still have quite expensive fees compared to others.

I've been waiting to collect other opinions on this case, I'll definitely add some edits after this, thanks!

[Swapzone_pr]

the blockchain of the moment bsc therefore bnb has relatively low fees compared to eth but in my opinion the lowest ever are those of matic, even wax has low fees is on the tron ​​system such as energy, ram etc, instead banano allows transfers without fees

Adding to other suggestions, thanks

[Issac !]

Binance has the lowest fees, with 0.02% to 0.10% purchase and trading fees and 3% to 4.5% for debit card purchases.

[pakhitheboss]

If you are searching based on the USD value then in my opinion Tron is the cheapest of all. The transaction fee is between the range of 1-5 depending on the exchange. If you are using USDT on the Tron blockchain then it is very cheaper considering the charges applied on other Blockchain. The other benefit of using the Tron blockchain is speed. Some cryptocurrencies are much faster than it.

[blockman]

Nano has free transaction fees.
(https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nano/)
The other one that I use for transactions is XRP but I don't hold it but just convert my fund into it when I have to send some balance from point a to point b.

Binance has the lowest fees, with 0.02% to 0.10% purchase and trading fees and 3% to 4.5% for debit card purchases.

Their withdrawal has low fees.

[kryptqnick]

What other low-fee currencies do you know?

There is even a cryptocurrency that has no fees at all: IOTA [1].

Not sure if you've heard of it. The problem with IOTA up until now was that, in addition to the nodes, there was a central coordinator that centralized the network to a certain extent. But this will be removed in the near future, so that the network will be completely decentralized. The coordinator-free version is already available in beta and is running fine. Until it can be integrated into Mainnet, there are still some tests to be done.
In addition, IOTA recently introduced an alpha version that will allow all Ethereum smart contracts to be connected to the IOTA chain in the future.

https://www.iota.org/

I was really excited about IOTA and bought it in 2017 because of its great properties. I think DAG is superior to blockchain, honestly, because blockchain always has a scalability problem, whereas with DAG it's not a problem at all. But issues with centralization during the early stages of IOTA adoption and some bugs made people basically forget and abandon the coin, even though the problem with fees is getting more and more relevant as Bitcoin network often gets overloaded... I didn't know they moved away from the centralization, and I'm glad to hear that something's happening. Maybe it's not the end for IOTA after all, and people will notice it at some point.

[Mpamaegbu]

but if you transfer from exchange to your wallet, usually the exchange has fixed btc withdrawal fee, the common fee is about 50k sats - which, for me is quite expensive.

Binance is guilty of this with it's fixed withdrawal fee that has grown in dollar value over time as Bitcoin continues to rally up. Binance, together with some other exchanges, has adamantly (for whatever reason) refused to review it downward. Its 0.0005btc charge for each withdrawal is at present slightly above $30 for whatever amount one is withdrawing, and that's crazy. Again, whether exchange transfer charge or wallet charge I don't think Bitcoin transactions should count among the cryptos with lowest transaction fees. Bitcoin isn't cheap to transfer. Dogecoin, yes!

[bamb]

There is another altcoin out there with next to nothing transaction fee, the transaction fee is actually a fraction of a cent. Energy web token is pos coin with a well developed protocol. Ewt is going to be a platform of choice as there is a huge incentive for deploying on it's network!

[Reid]

I mostly used BNB now. But if you are jumping from your wallet to an exchange or a local wallet with an exchange feature then that's when the problem will be with expensive additions like there are taxes to every move you will make.
I think that's why P2P became a trend before. With exchanges putting a big amount for every withdrawal, small investors can't find a way to make their cryptocurrencies as cash. Although P2P have a higher risk of being scammed they'd force their way using that option with below $1 tx fees rather than $10-20 in an exchange for just $100 worth of being withdrawn.

[kanayaTabitha]

Whenever i want to sent balance between exchanges to cash out to real money, i always convert the profits to XRP because i think it has low fees and the price also is not really fluctuating, so it's fit for balance transfering before we cash out the balance to fiat.
The speed is also good and the most important thing is XRP is available on almost all big exchanges.

[ZaraCB]

The lowest fee is now on polygon network. Prior to this network, the fee was low in Binance Smart Chain network. But BSC's fees are now gradually increasing. Tron network's fees are now relatively high. Moreover, the use of this network is very limited and is very limited in USDT TRC-20 transfer.

[Cadaver20]

Exchange Fees- Binance and Kucoin are two very famous exchanges. The fee for these two exchanges is quite low.
Network Fees- Polygon and Binance Smart Chain, the transaction fee of these two networks is very low.
Wallet Fees- Coinbase and Trust wallet are very popular and their fees are low.

[Anonylz]

If you are searching based on the USD value then in my opinion Tron is the cheapest of all. The transaction fee is between the range of 1-5 depending on the exchange. If you are using USDT on the Tron blockchain then it is very cheaper considering the charges applied on other Blockchain. The other benefit of using the Tron blockchain is speed. Some cryptocurrencies are much faster than it.

Yes I mostly use trx in the case where trc20 is not available in the exchange, trx is cheap to transfer, even if you convert it to usdt it will still be relatively cheap because trx usd price is still cheap, before i use ltc or waves to transfer but both has a high price now and can't be compared to trx, so I either use trc20 or trx.

[tygeade]

Some of the lowest fees in the industry include the following: TRON, EOS, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Bitcoin

When you are considering about the lowest transaction fees, you must consider about the stability of the coins as well so that we can hold them even we are NOT transacting on daily basis. Because, there will be no point of transacting with a coin which is fluctuating ups and downs as such high volatile nature might be ending up losing money in the end when we are targeting about saving in transaction fees.

I am not seeing EOS or BCH this way a good option as these coins may get dumped at any time. Litecoins and Tron could be better choice if you target lowest transaction fees.

ANOTHER SUGGESTIONS: XRP, SOL, DOGE, IOTA, XLM, MATIC, BNB, BSW

Most of the coins in this list are completely new to me and I am not sure about their volatile nature hence I like to go with above list of coins always.

[Azar138]

Personally I use Binance Smart Chain, Polygon and Tron. All of them have very low transaction fees so they are ideal for investors with small capitals and for micro-transactions. These blockchains have developed ecosystems like Ethereum so we can use them and find projects for all needs including exchanges, stake and yield farming platforms, games etc.

[Traderbtcc]

The most common types of of transaction fees are:

Exchange Fees (a commission that will come about when you complete a buy or sell order)
Network Fees (entails a charge to cover the mining network that runs in a blockchain)
Wallet Fees (will come from whatever currency wallet you utilise, but not all wallets will produce these fees).

Some of the lowest fees in the industry include the following: TRON, EOS, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Bitcoin


resource: https://swapzone.io/learn/lowest-transaction-fees


ANOTHER SUGGESTIONS: XRP, SOL, DOGE, IOTA, XLM, MATIC, BNB, BSW

I have used tons of blockchain in the crypto space and I would suggest sol, bsc, iota, dag and lastly near, dag has an almost zero fee per tx but nothing can be built on it right now until it reaches mainnet 2.0, sol is good but the security is too low imagine connecting your wallet to a site and everything in your account  gets wiped out without your permission that's really bad, few reasons why I dislike solana, while near is a complete product that is ready to use for the masses, no gas fees issues, fast, secured and scalable with 100k tps, the gas fees on Near cost just $0.01 and according to what I read it won't increase over time even if Near price keeps going up and for me it's better than bsc, cause after bnb started gaining value the price of gas fees on bnb skyrocketed, the other day I had to pay $1.20 on tx to buy a coin on pancakeswap :/, Near seems like a more complete blockchain and it's greatly undervalued at the moment.

[Questat]

The most common types of of transaction fees are:

Exchange Fees (a commission that will come about when you complete a buy or sell order)
Network Fees (entails a charge to cover the mining network that runs in a blockchain)
Wallet Fees (will come from whatever currency wallet you utilise, but not all wallets will produce these fees).

Some of the lowest fees in the industry include the following: TRON, EOS, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Bitcoin


resource: https://swapzone.io/learn/lowest-transaction-fees

Doge have been cheap/fast and reliable for years. It is my #1 choice when it comes to moving my money from one place to another. (usually between the exchanges) The disadvantage of doge is, sometimes it is not available on some exchanges. Then you'll have to use something else. Litecoin used to be cheap as well. Maybe it still is. I haven't used it for a long time.

Doge is not cheap anymore due to the fact that it pumped to a significant amount and fees on DOGE from exchanges are high already. I'm also using DOGE in the past and I really enjoyed it, but when it pumped and reach to the current price now, I think it's not anymore cheap, so I go with XRP as the fees are always cheap and it's instant.

[Sirait]

https://blog.nano.org/cryptocurrency-fee-comparison-which-crypto-has-the-lowest-fees-4e9118590e1f

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nano/

you can try it yourself, in the article it says $nano is a cryptocurrency with zero fees, then $digibyte. For transferring funds between exchanges, zero-fee cryptocurrencies are the best to use.

[Joshapat]

I always switch to TRON if I want to send crypto from exchanges to TRUST wallet, this is because TRON transaction fees in my opinion are the cheapest, maybe there are cheaper ones but I choose TRON because almost all top exchanges are TRON available. a while ago when I sent TRON from coinsbit the transaction fee was only 0.85 TRON or only 9 cents.