Low crypto fees mean nothing if the cash-out route is bad

I think a lot of people compare crypto exchanges backwards.

Everyone checks maker/taker fees first, but the real pain often shows up later:

– withdrawal fees

– spread when converting back

– P2P risk

– bank-transfer route

– KYC limits

– small-balance costs

For UAE users especially, the final question is usually not just “did I make money on the trade?”

It is:

“Can I get back to AED cleanly without the route eating too much of the result?”

A cheap fee table is useful, but it is not the full picture.

Before funding an exchange, I’d rather know the exit route first.

Curious how others in the UAE think about this — do you check withdrawal/cash-out options before depositing, or only when you need to cash out?