Crypto ↔ fiat online
Buying and selling crypto for fiat online.
Bitstack
Bitstack is an app for buying bitcoin and for automatic accumulation. The official website presents recurring purchases as its key feature. How it works The…
Bitso
Bitso is a Latin American crypto platform with a retail app and corporate services. It lists BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, USDT and USDC. Recent official…
Bits of Gold
Bits of Gold is an Israeli service for buying, selling and holding cryptocurrency with settlement in shekels. Users can choose a managed wallet or an external…
Bitrue
Bitrue is a spot digital-asset exchange. Customers hold balances in custodial exchange accounts, and the official site presents Spot trading and copy trading…
Bitpanda
Bitpanda is a European provider of crypto buying and selling and of infrastructure for financial companies. Its consumer side supports convert and swap…
BitoPro
BitoPro is a Taiwanese exchange operated under BitoGroup. Users trade for New Taiwan dollars, and the platform offers one-click buy and sell of BTC and ETH…
Bitonic
Bitonic is a Dutch bitcoin provider run by Bitonic B.V. in Amsterdam. It acts as a broker and personal dealing desk for retail and business clients, and its…
BitOasis
BitOasis is a regional crypto platform serving the MENA market, with updated terms in 2026 and public customer support. The official FAQ describes Mubashir, a…
Bitnovo
Bitnovo is a service for buying cryptocurrency with delivery to the user's own wallet. The official site presents Convert / Swap, an API and recurring…
Bitnob
Bitnob is a platform for business payments and digital dollar balances in African markets. It is built for companies, and its English-language service covers…
BitMart
BitMart is a spot cryptocurrency exchange and fiat gateway. Customers keep balances in custodial exchange accounts, and the official site presents P2P, Spot…
Bitlo
Bitlo is a Turkish crypto exchange offering purchases and sales for Turkish lira, over-the-counter trades and corporate accounts. The operator is Bitlo Kripto…
Bitkub
Bitkub is a Thai crypto exchange where users buy and sell digital assets for Thai baht. Account opening includes identity verification before trading. Assets…
Bithumb
Bithumb is a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange available on the web and on mobile. It serves the online crypto-to-fiat direction for users in Korea. Support…
Bitget
Bitget is a spot crypto exchange with copy trading and a dedicated P2P section. Customers hold balances in custodial exchange accounts, and the platform covers…
BitFm
BitFm is an online service for exchanging cryptocurrencies and fiat funds. The published form lists a wide set of digital assets and four fiat currencies…
bitFlyer
bitFlyer is a Japanese crypto-asset exchange operated by bitFlyer, Inc. It offers buying and selling of digital assets for Japanese yen, as well as recurring…
Bitfinex
Bitfinex is a centralised crypto exchange that also runs OTC services. The operating entity is iFinex Inc., and customers hold balances in custodial 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.