Sell
Sell your crypto and get paid on your country’s payment rail
Every asset, payout method and country combination has its own delays, limits and beneficiary details. This page gathers them all: start from whichever end suits you — the asset you hold, or the account you want the money on.
- 18 assets
- 22 payout methods
- 28 open countries
- 0 documented corridors
How a sale runs
The path is always the same, whatever the corridor. What changes is how long each step takes — and that is shown before you commit to anything.
You quote
Asset, country, payout method. The net shows with every deduction listed, no sign-up.
You add the beneficiary
The form adapts to the rail. Every format is validated as you type, not at send time.
You deposit
A dedicated address, with the memo if the network requires one. The rate stays locked for the announced window.
The payout leaves
As soon as confirmations land, the order goes out on the chosen rail. A downloadable receipt is issued.
Start from the asset you hold
The asset determines two things: the confirmation time before a payout can leave, and how long the rate stays locked.
- Bitcoin (BTC)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- Ethereum (ETH)4 networksRate locked from order creation
- Tether (USDT)6 networksStablecoin: longer rate lock window
- USD Coin (USDC)5 networksStablecoin: longer rate lock window
- Litecoin (LTC)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- Solana (SOL)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- Tron (TRX)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- XRP (XRP)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- BNB (BNB)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- Dogecoin (DOGE)1 networkRate locked from order creation
- Cardano (ADA)1 networkBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Avalanche (AVAX)1 networkBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Stellar (XLM)1 networkBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Toncoin (TON)1 networkBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH)1 networkBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Dai (DAI)3 networksBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Polygon (POL)2 networksBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
- Chainlink (LINK)3 networksBeta corridor, declared spread surcharge
Start from the payout method
A rail is a concrete way of getting money onto your account. Its technical nature explains its delay: an instant transfer answers in seconds, a batch clearing waits for its next batch.
Instant bank transfer
| Payout method | Currency | Coverage | Typical time | Rail fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virement SEPA Instantane | EUR | 20 countries | under 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| Faster Payments | GBP | 1 country | under 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| Interac e-Transfer | CAD | 1 country | about 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| Revolut | EUR | 12 countries | under 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| PIX | BRL | 1 country | under 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| SPEI | MXN | 1 country | under 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| Transferencia CBU / CVUBeta | ARS | 1 country | about 5 minutes | No rail fee |
| Virement bancaire NIP | NGN | 1 country | under 5 minutes | 0.50% |
| Virement FASTBeta | TRY | 1 country | about 5 minutes | 0.60% |
Bank transfer
| Payout method | Currency | Coverage | Typical time | Rail fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virement SEPA | EUR | 31 countries | about 4 hours | No rail fee |
| ACH | USD | 1 country | 1 business day(s) | No rail fee |
| Domestic Wire | USD | 1 country | about 3 hours | $15.00 |
| Virement bancaire AEDBeta | AED | 1 country | about 4 hours | 0.40% |
| Virement international SWIFT | USD | Worldwide | 2 business day(s) | $25.00 |
E-wallet
Mobile money
| Payout method | Currency | Coverage | Typical time | Rail fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M-Pesa | KES | 1 country | under 5 minutes | 0.50% |
| MTN Mobile Money | GHS | 1 country | under 5 minutes | 0.75% |
| WaveBeta | XOF | 4 countries | under 5 minutes | 0.75% |
| Orange MoneyBeta | XOF | 5 countries | about 5 minutes | 0.90% |
Shortest corridors end to end
A computed ranking: confirmation time of the asset’s fastest network, plus the rail’s median delay. None of these figures is a contractual commitment.
Start from the receiving country
The country determines the currency, the detail format and the reporting framework. It is the only segment that genuinely adds information on a local rail.
- FranceEUR
- BelgiumEUR
- GermanyEUR
- SpainEUR
- ItalyEUR
- NetherlandsEUR
- PortugalEUR
- IrelandEUR
- AustriaEUR
- FinlandEUR
- GreeceEUR
- PolandPLN
- SwitzerlandCHF
- United KingdomGBP
- United StatesUSD
- CanadaCAD
- BrazilBRL
- MexicoMXN
- ColombiaCOP
- ArgentinaARS
- KenyaKES
- NigeriaNGN
- GhanaGHS
- SenegalXOF
- Ivory CoastXOF
- PhilippinesPHP
- TurkeyTRY
- United Arab EmiratesAED
What we do not do, and why
A credible catalogue also says where it stops. These three limits are structural: no product update makes them go away.
Collection rails
iDEAL, Bizum, BLIK and the rest are for paying a merchant, not receiving. No provider can push funds into them on your behalf. We credit the account behind them.
- iDEAL → Virement SEPA Instantane
- Bizum → Virement SEPA Instantane
- BLIK → Virement SEPA Instantane
- TWINT → Virement SEPA
Rails built but closed
7 rails are technically integrated but stay closed, for lack of a regulatory framework or a licensed partner. We would rather write it down than show them as available.
- Yape — Integration in progress with our regional provider. No launch date is announced until end-to-end tests pass.
- EFT bancaire — South African exchange control requires SARB reporting on cross-border flows. We will only open this rail with a licensed local partner.
- UPI — The 1% TDS withholding and FIU-IND registration require a local entity. The rail is built but stays closed until that framework is in place.
- PromptPay — Opening depends on a partnership with a payment institution licensed by the Bank of Thailand.
Countries not served
Some countries are refused service, under international sanctions or a local prohibition of the service. The reason is stated country by country.
- Iran — International sanctions.
- North Korea — International sanctions.
- Syria — International sanctions.
- Cuba — International sanctions.
- Russia — Restrictive measures on digital asset services.
9 countries are excluded on that basis, out of 35 documented in the catalogue.
A platform that advertises a payout method it cannot execute turns a compliance problem into a customer problem: you find out after depositing, when your funds are already there. We take the opposite stance — a closed rail is visible, documented and explicitly marked as not selectable.
The same logic applies to beta corridors. They work and you can use them, but we do not yet have enough volume to consider our delays stabilised. They therefore carry a spread surcharge declared in the breakdown, and are not proposed for indexing: sending a visitor to a page with a higher failure rate helps nobody.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to get a price?
No. Quoting is open without signing up: pick the asset, country and payout method, and the net amount appears with its full breakdown. Identity verification only comes in when you create an order, because at that point it is a conversion into legal tender, subject to anti-money-laundering rules.
How do I choose between the available payout methods?
Three criteria, in this order: does the rail reach your account, how fast, and at what cost. Across 22 payout methods, most charge no rail fee at all — the difference is mostly delay and settlement currency. Receiving local currency on a domestic rail avoids a conversion done by your bank, whose rate you never see.
Why are some corridors not offered?
A corridor only opens when all three pieces are open: the asset is accepted on deposit, the rail is integrated and tested, and the country is served. If one is missing, the page exists and says which, rather than letting you find out after depositing. We also do not open enhanced-anonymity assets, which European regulation is set to delist.
Does the price change with the destination country?
The mid-market rate is the same for everyone. What changes is the fee of the rail you pick and the settlement currency. A free local rail in local currency almost always costs less than a fixed-fee international wire, even when the final currency is the same.
What happens if my deposit is late?
The rate is locked for a window that depends on the asset: shorter for a volatile asset, longer for a stablecoin. Past that, we re-quote and ask you to accept the new amount. No payment is ever executed at an amount you have not approved.
How many assets and countries exactly?
18 assets accepted on deposit, 22 payout methods, 28 open countries. These numbers are computed from the catalogue shown on this site, not announced: if a rail closes, the counter drops the same day.