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How to sell cryptocurrency and cash out

Selling coins is technically simple — the difficulties begin at the payout: which currency to receive, where the money lands and what the bank will say. Here are the options and what to prepare before the deal.

Ether and bitcoin coins with an arrow to the dollar, the euro and the ruble — selling cryptocurrency

Three ways to cash out

  • Through an exchange service

    The other side is a company. The rate is locked before the deal, and the money arrives to an account or is handed out in cash.

  • Through an exchange

    The rate is the market one, but cashing out into rubles runs into the same banking step — and the same questions about the incoming payment.

  • In cash

    At an office by arrangement. It suits when a bank account is inconvenient or does not exist.

What to prepare before the deal

  • The exact amount in coins — keeping in mind that the network fee is charged on top of it
  • The network of the transfer: one and the same coin has several of them, and they are not compatible
  • The details for receiving the money: an account, a card or an arrangement about cash
  • An understanding of the currency you want to be paid in: rubles, dollars, local currency

About the network of the transfer

The most expensive mistake when cashing out is sending coins in the wrong network. An address from one network does not exist in another, and the transaction goes nowhere: it cannot be reversed by a service or by exchange support.

That is why the network is agreed before sending and confirmed separately — that is not bureaucracy but the only protection from an irreversible loss.

How to count the gain

A payout has three parts: the exchange rate, the service fee and the network fee. The last one does not depend on the amount, so on small payouts it is noticeable and on large ones almost invisible.

Hence a practical consequence: splitting a payout into many small transactions is doubly unprofitable — both in network fees and in the attention a series of identical payments draws from the bank.

PartWhat it depends onCan it be influenced
The exchange rateOn the service and on the pairYes — by comparing final amounts
The service feeOn the tariffYes — by choosing the service
The network feeOn the load and on the network chosenYes — by the network and the size of the payout

What the bank will say

An incoming payment from a company looks fundamentally different to a bank than a transfer from a private person: it has a sender, a reference and a clear nature. That does not rule out questions, but it removes the main one.

Keep the history of the deal — the confirmation of the exchange, the rate, the date. That is exactly the document people are asked for when they are asked.

How it works with us

We buy the coins as the other side of the deal: the rate comes from an exchange, is locked before payment, and the fee is 1%. The money can be taken in rubles, in currency or in cash at an office.

The manager confirms the network of the transfer before sending. There are no limits on our side.

  • The rate from an exchange

    Not derived from the Central Bank dollar but the one the coin actually trades at.

  • The network is confirmed

    Before sending, as a separate step — because the mistake is irreversible.

  • Rubles, currency or cash

    You choose how to be paid, and the tariff does not depend on it.

Common questions

How long does cashing out take?

The transaction in the network takes minutes. The overall timing is set by how fast the exchange step goes and by the way you are paid. With us it is from 15 minutes.

What happens if I get the network wrong?

The coins go to an address that does not exist in that network, and they cannot be returned. That is exactly why the network is confirmed before sending as a separate step.

Is it better to cash out in one amount or in parts?

Usually in one. The network fee does not depend on the amount, so splitting means paying it several times, and a series of identical payments additionally draws the bank's attention.

Can I get cash?

Yes, at an office by prior arrangement about the amount, the currency and the time.

Do I have to pay tax on selling cryptocurrency?

Tax obligations depend on your residency and on the nature of the operations. That is a question for a tax adviser — an exchange service is not entitled to answer it.

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