Exchangers
Crypto and fiat exchange: directions, fees, limits and speed.

99Francs
99Francs is an online exchange service that covers crypto-to-crypto swaps, crypto-to-fiat conversion and cash exchange. It is oriented towards the…
2rbina
2rbina is an online exchange service for converting cryptocurrency and fiat funds. Its published exchange form is built around a single stablecoin and a single…

21bitcoin
21bitcoin is a Bitcoin-only app for buying and regularly accumulating BTC with euros. The product is aimed at retail users who want a simple way to build a…
1KPrime
1KPrime is an institutional platform that combines over-the-counter trading, stablecoin settlement and fiat movement. The service is also known under the name…

1inch
1inch is a liquidity aggregator and a provider of intent-based swaps, including cross-chain ones. The brand's products are consolidated under one name, and the…
Sygnum
Sygnum Bank AG is a Swiss bank founded in 2018 and supervised by FINMA, built for professional and institutional participants in the digital-asset market. Its…
Swissquote
Swissquote Bank SA is a Swiss bank supervised by FINMA that offers an institutional digital-asset service to banks, brokers, funds, asset managers and…

Orbital
Orbital is a corporate payments and treasury platform that links fiat payment accounts with crypto assets and stablecoins. It is a payment and digital-asset…

Monerium
Monerium is an Icelandic electronic money institution that links euro bank accounts to blockchain wallets. Its entity, Monerium hf., is supervised by the…

Kraken
Kraken is a crypto platform group whose services span a spot exchange, an OTC desk and a Wyoming-chartered bank. It combines retail and institutional access in…

AMINA Bank
AMINA Bank is a Swiss bank, AMINA Bank AG, based at Kolinplatz 15 in Zug and regulated by FINMA. It was previously known as SEBA Bank. It combines corporate…

dtcpay
dtcpay is a Singapore payment company, operated by Digital Treasures Center Pte Ltd, that connects fiat and stablecoins for businesses. It covers business…

168 OTC
168 OTC is a physical cash crypto exchange chain in Hong Kong that buys and sells cryptocurrency for cash. It works with individuals and handles USDT against…

1654Exchange
1654Exchange is an online exchange service for cryptocurrencies and fiat funds, with conditions and available directions published on its official website. The…
111Obmen
111Obmen is an online exchange service for cryptocurrencies and fiat funds. The published form lists BTC, ETH and USDT, with fiat in RUB, USD and EUR. The…

24paybank
24paybank is a crypto exchanger operating since 2015. It swaps cryptocurrencies with each other and handles exchanges with fiat money. Exchange directions…
60sek
60sek is a crypto exchanger operating since 2016 and processing orders around the clock. It swaps cryptocurrencies with each other and exchanges them for fiat…

ABCobmen
ABCobmen is a crypto exchanger operating since 2019. It swaps cryptocurrencies with each other and handles operations with fiat money. Directions crypto to…
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.