Crypto.
On your terms.
Cash out.
Your way.
Buy crypto with a card or sell with your preferred payout method. Review live quotes and transparent fees before you continue.
Choose your crypto and payout method, review the quote, then send the exact amount to complete your sell order.
Buy cryptoSell crypto
Five assets. One place.
Buy it. Sell it.
Cash it out.
Pay by card when you buy. Pick the payout that suits you when you sell. The quote works the same way in both directions.
Build your quote ↗Pay by card
Buy BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC or LTC with a card, in EUR or USD.
Your own wallet
Your purchase goes to the wallet address you enter.
Four payout routes
Cash out by SEPA, PayPal, Wise or international bank transfer.
Fees up front
See the fee and the estimated result before you continue.
- directionbuy
- you send€100.00
- fee (7%)−€7.00
- assetBTC
- destinationyour wallet
- after fee€93.00
- directionsell
- crypto value€100.00
- fee (3%)−€3.00
- assetBTC
- payoutSEPA
- you receive€97.00
Example with 100 EUR. Your own quote uses live market prices.
A few steps.
Everything clear.
You see the amount, the fee and the destination before continuing.
- 01
Choose your direction.
Buy or sell. Pick BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC or LTC, then set your amount in EUR or USD.
- 02
Make it yours.
For purchases, add your wallet. For sales, choose SEPA, PayPal, Wise or an international bank transfer.
- 03
Check it. Confirm it.
Review the quote and fees, then follow the payment or deposit instructions.
Four ways home.
Your crypto, back where you need it.
Compare the service fee before you choose.
How much do I need to start?
The minimum is 5 in EUR or USD. The quote supports amounts up to 10,000.
What are the fees?
Buying costs 7%. Selling costs 3% with SEPA or Wise, 0% with PayPal, or 7% with an international bank transfer.
Which network should I use?
BTC uses Bitcoin, ETH and USDC use Ethereum, SOL uses Solana, and LTC uses Litecoin. Match the network with your wallet before sending.
Where do the prices come from?
Market estimates use CoinGecko, with Coinbase as a backup when the primary feed is unavailable. The active source appears beside your quote.