Crypto ↔ fiat online
Buying and selling crypto for fiat online.
BTC2Pay
BTC2Pay is an online exchange service for converting cryptocurrency and fiat funds. On the published exchange form, the listed crypto asset is USDT on the Base…
BTC Markets
BTC Markets is an Australian digital asset exchange operating since 2013. Alongside retail trading, the website offers an OTC desk, SMSF accounts, an API and a…
BTC Direct
BTC Direct operates a private trading desk that provides personal OTC execution of large cryptocurrency deals. It works as a broker and personal dealing desk…
BSDEX
BSDEX is the crypto trading venue of Börse Stuttgart, designed for exchange-style trading of cryptocurrencies against the euro. It is a centralised exchange…
Breet
Breet is an African platform for buying, selling and swapping cryptocurrencies. The company also operates a VIP desk and, for businesses, provides an API and…
Brasil Bitcoin
Brasil Bitcoin is a Brazilian crypto exchange founded in 2018 that trades digital assets against the Brazilian real. Besides the exchange, it runs an OTC desk…
Brale
Brale provides businesses and banks with regulated infrastructure for issuing and moving stablecoins. Through an API, a company can link US dollars to digital…
Borderless.xyz
Borderless.xyz is an orchestration network for companies that work with several international payment providers at once. Instead of integrating each provider…
BLOX
BLOX is an application for buying and selling cryptocurrencies, built around recurring purchases, which its official website presents as a core feature. It…
BloFin
BloFin is a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot trading and copy trading. Customers hold balances in custodial exchange accounts, and the official site…
BlindPay
BlindPay is global payments infrastructure that connects stablecoins, local payment systems and named virtual accounts. Founded in 2024, it is aimed at…
Bity
Bity is a Swiss brokerage and execution desk for larger crypto transactions rather than a mass automatic exchanger. It was founded in 2014 and serves private…
BitWorld
BitWorld is an online service for exchanging cryptocurrency and fiat funds. According to the service page, it lists USDT on the crypto side and RUB as the fiat…
Bitwage
Bitwage is a platform for international payroll payments for businesses, teams and independent contractors. It is not a standalone retail exchange; it converts…
Bitvavo
Bitvavo is a Dutch cryptocurrency exchange with euro trading. Customers hold balances in custodial exchange accounts, and the official site presents an API and…
BitTrade
BitTrade is a Japanese crypto-asset exchange operated by ビットトレード株式会社 and also known as Huobi Japan. It offers retail and exchange interfaces for trading…
Bittime
Bittime is an Indonesian cryptocurrency exchange with trading through a mobile app and a mobile web interface. The operating company is PT Utama Aset Digital…
Bitstamp
Bitstamp is a spot exchange for cryptocurrencies and fiat pairs, part of Robinhood. Customers hold balances in custodial exchange accounts, and the exchange…
Crypto ↔ fiat online by country
Related subsections
Online crypto-to-fiat exchange
Crypto-to-fiat exchangers buy and sell digital assets against fiat money by bank transfer, card or local payment method. For payment businesses this is the off-ramp and on-ramp: turning USDT settlements into money in a bank account, or buying USDT to fund payouts, prefunding and partner settlements.
Typical directions
- USDT to EUR or GBP via SEPA or Faster Payments.
- USDT to USD via SWIFT or local US rails.
- USDT to local currency: INR, BRL (PIX), MXN, ARS, COP, TRY, NGN, PHP, IDR, AED and others.
- Fiat to USDT for businesses that settle with crypto-native partners.
What to compare
- Spread and fees: the gap between buy and sell price plus any fixed or bank fees; compare the net amount.
- Payout rails: which banks and methods the exchanger pays to, and whether it pays to third-party accounts (many do not).
- Speed: time from crypto receipt to fiat credit, including weekends.
- Limits: per order and per month; higher tiers usually require full KYB.
- Compliance: licences or registrations in the jurisdictions where they operate, KYC/KYB process, source-of-funds questions; see VASP licensing.
- Wallet screening: whether incoming crypto is checked and how flagged funds are handled.
- Business accounts: API, corporate onboarding, dedicated account manager.
Exchanger or something else?
- Recurring large volumes: an OTC desk often gives tighter pricing.
- Paying many recipients in fiat from stablecoins: see stablecoin settlement and mass payouts.
- Need a bank account that accepts crypto-derived funds: see crypto-friendly banks.
By country
Country pages include the UK, US, UAE, India, Brazil, Mexico, Nigeria, the Philippines, Poland and others. Nominal hub is a directory only — we do not hold funds or guarantee any exchanger.