From picking the asset to the transfer landing: the six steps of a crypto-to-fiat conversion, what makes each fail, and how to prepare for them.
14 min read4 linked articles
Guides
Guides
Each guide covers one subject end to end and acts as the entry point to the articles that detail one aspect of it. If you do not know where to start, take the first one.
6 guides, linked to 10 articles. Guides are updated whenever product data changes.
Confirmations, memos, fees, address formats: how to pick the network to send your deposit on, and avoid the mistakes that cost the most money.
13 min read3 linked articles
Push and pull, instant and batch, ceilings and cut-offs: how to read a payout method catalogue and pick the rail that fits your situation.
14 min read4 linked articles
Mid-market, spread, network cost, rail fee, FX: every line in the price of a crypto-to-fiat conversion, with the method for checking the total yourself.
13 min read3 linked articles
Why a crypto service verifies your identity, what is asked at each tier, what happens to your documents, and why a payout can be blocked.
14 min read3 linked articles
What triggers tax, how to keep records, what a filer must retain: the structure shared by most tax regimes, country by country, stated without advice.
13 min read3 linked articles
How these guides are built
One guide, one complete subject
A guide does not send you elsewhere for the essentials. It holds what you need, then links out to go deeper on one specific point.
Figures come from product data
Confirmation counts, rail timings, pricing components: they are read from the same files the quoting engine uses.
What we do not know is stated
When an answer depends on a particular case or on professional advice, the guide stops there and says so instead of generalising.