Crypto ↔ fiat online
Buying and selling crypto for fiat online.
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Companies
All 401Rain
Rain is a crypto platform from Bahrain, founded in 2017, with retail buying and selling, a professional tier called Rain Pro and an OTC service. Support is…
Zodia Markets
Zodia Markets is an institutional digital-asset broker offering OTC execution on a matched-principal model and electronic quotes. It converts fiat currencies…
Zerocap
Zerocap is an Australian provider of OTC crypto trading, derivatives and market making. The company also offers custody, treasury and credit solutions, and its…
ZebPay
ZebPay is a cryptocurrency platform with exchange pairs against INR and USDT and storage of assets in a wallet. Support is provided through the application…
Zaif
Zaif is a Japanese cryptocurrency platform that offers simple exchange and an order book. It also provides regular purchases and automated trading, and opening…
YouHodler
YouHodler offers cryptocurrency exchange and fiat operations, and its official site presents an API. In the source data it is classed as a crypto broker or…
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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.