Exchangers
Crypto and fiat exchange: directions, fees, limits and speed.
CoinSpot
CoinSpot is an Australian platform for buying, selling and exchanging cryptocurrencies, founded in 2013. It supports BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, XLM, USDT and XRP, and…
Coinsfera
Coinsfera buys and sells cryptocurrency for cash at an office in Istanbul. The current website explicitly limits its physical presence to that city, and the…
Coins.ph
Coins.ph belongs to the Coins group of crypto platforms, which combine retail exchange, exchange trading and OTC. The Philippine service pairs cryptocurrencies…
CoinPoint
CoinPoint exchanges cryptocurrency for cash through offices in Türkiye and Russia. Founded in 2023, it serves individuals and runs physical crypto OTC bureaux…
CoinPayments
CoinPayments is a platform for accepting digital assets, mass payouts and settlements with suppliers. According to the company, a merchant can hold crypto…
Coinpass
Coinpass offers cryptocurrency trading for individuals and organisations, and its official website presents an OTC service. The exchange direction named is…
Coinone
Coinone is a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange that accepts deposits in Korean won, offers trading products and provides an API. It is operated by Coinone…
Coinmotion
Coinmotion operates as a broker and personal dealing desk for retail and business clients, with fiat to crypto exchange and BTC named among the assets. The…
CoinMENA
CoinMENA is a regional crypto exchange offering buying and selling through bank transfers and cards, together with spot and limit trading and an OTC desk…
Coinme
Coinme is a US company that brings cash into crypto through retail checkout counters and Coinstar kiosks, and lets customers take cash out through ReadyCode…
CoinJar
CoinJar is a crypto platform that combines a wallet, instant swaps and a separate exchange called CoinJar Exchange. It was founded in 2013, and which services…
Coinhub
Coinhub offers purchases of cryptocurrency for cash through a network of ATMs in the United States. The website lists BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, with USD as the…
Coinhouse
Coinhouse is a service for buying and selling cryptocurrencies that also provides support for large clients. The official website presents regular purchases…
CoinHero
CoinHero is a Hong Kong operator of crypto ATMs and a physical OTC service that buys and sells cryptocurrency for cash. It serves individuals, and the assets…
Coinhako
Coinhako is a Singapore-based platform for buying, selling and converting crypto assets. It serves retail customers and also offers institutional solutions…
CoinGate
CoinGate is a crypto payment gateway for businesses, founded in 2014. It lets merchants accept BTC, USDC and other assets and automatically converts incoming…
CoinFlip
CoinFlip operates a network of cryptocurrency ATMs in the United States where customers buy bitcoin with physical cash and, at supported locations, sell it for…
CoinEx
CoinEx is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange that combines spot trading with a fiat gateway. Alongside the exchange itself, it runs a separate P2P section…
Subsections
Exchangers in the directory
This section collects {count} crypto exchangers that work with businesses and payment teams: online fiat-to-digital-asset services, coin-to-coin swaps, cash exchange offices and P2P platforms. For processing teams, a reliable fiat crypto exchanger is part of the settlement chain: merchants get paid in USDT, traders buy and sell USDT locally, and someone has to convert between them at a fair rate.
Subsections
- Crypto ↔ crypto — instant swaps between coins and networks.
- Crypto ↔ fiat online — exchange USDT to EUR, USD, INR, BRL, TRY and other currencies by bank transfer or card.
- Cash exchange — exchange USDT to cash at offices or by courier.
- P2P platforms & exchanges — marketplaces where users trade USDT against local payment methods.
Popular directions
Requests most often concern USDT to local currency: USDT to INR, BRL, MXN, ARS, COP, TRY, KZT, UZS, NGN, KES, PHP, IDR, THB, VND, PKR, BDT, EGP and AED. Country pages such as exchangers in the UAE, Turkey, India, Brazil, Mexico and Nigeria narrow the list to services operating there.
How to choose an exchanger
- Directions: which currencies, banks and networks (TRC-20, ERC-20, others) are supported.
- Rate and fees: the spread matters more than the advertised commission; compare the final amount received.
- Limits and speed: minimum and maximum amounts, manual vs automatic processing.
- AML policy: how the exchanger handles flagged funds and what KYC it asks for; see AML & KYT tools.
- Reputation: time on the market, licences where applicable and independent exchanger reviews.
- API: whether rates and orders are available programmatically for business flows.
Partner programmes
Many exchangers run an exchanger partner program for affiliates, monitoring sites and payment teams: revenue share on volume, API access or a white-label. Look for these in the Offers tab.
Related
For large tickets compare OTC desks and stablecoin settlement; for P2P flows see P2P traders. Filter by GEO and method, and post a request if you need a specific direction. Nominal hub is a directory: we do not exchange funds and do not rank or guarantee exchangers.