Guides to moving between crypto and cash
Plain answers to the questions people actually ask, with real numbers. No hype, and we say when a competitor is cheaper.
Get Paid by US Clients in USD, Into Bank Details in Your Own Name
A US client pays a routing number and an account number, the way they pay anyone. Behind those details, what arrives converts to USDC and lands in your wallet.
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Turn Part of Your Salary Into Stablecoins Every Month, Automatically
Set it once at your bank. Every month the same amount leaves your account, converts, and lands in your wallet, in USD, EUR or GBP.
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Get Paid in Euros by SEPA, and Keep It in Euros as EURC
Euros in, euros out. A EUR deposit account takes SEPA payments and can deliver EURC, so nothing is exchanged into dollars unless you ask it to be.
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UK Businesses: Permanent GBP Bank Details on Your Invoices, Received as USDC
Your clients pay a UK sort code and account number by Faster Payments, usually within minutes. You receive USDC. Read the one rule about who can pay first.
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Who Can Pay Into Your Deposit Account? The USD, EUR and GBP Rules Side by Side
A deposit account looks like an ordinary bank account, and the rules on who may pay it are not ordinary. They differ by currency, and the wrong payer costs a week.
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Is Rampy Safe? Who Holds Your Money, and What If We Disappeared
Rampy is the app, not the place your money sits. Here is who holds it at each step, what protects your account, and the risks we cannot take away.
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Why Is My Account on Hold? Reviews, Limits and What Still Works
Most holds are a routine look at an account, not a verdict, and most of the account keeps working through them. Here is each kind and what to do.
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How to Cash Out USDC from Coinbase to a UK Bank Account
Three steps: send your USDC from Coinbase to your own Rampy wallet on Base, sell it, and pounds usually reach your UK bank by Faster Payments within minutes.
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Your Client Paid You in USDC: How to Get It Into Your Bank the Same Day
Share your wallet and sell when a payment lands, or give a regular client an address that converts every payment and pays your bank automatically.
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Freelancing from Brazil for US Clients: Dollars to Reais by Pix
A wire from a US client crosses intermediary banks and an exchange contract. Paid in USDC instead, you can sell to your Pix key and have reais in seconds.
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How to Sell USDC for Mexican Pesos by SPEI
SPEI pays pesos into any Mexican bank account in seconds. Here is what you need before your first payout, and the one weekly window when it pauses.
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How to Sell USDC for Brazilian Reais with Pix
Pix pays reais in seconds, any day of the year. Here is what our partner needs from you first, and which kinds of Pix key you can be paid on.
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How to Pay Contractors with Stablecoins
Whether your contractor wants USDC or money in the bank, you can pay them from stablecoins. Here is how each works, and what our partner needs about them.
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How to Get Paid in USDC as a Freelancer
Clients do not have to hold crypto for you to be paid in USDC. Give them bank details that convert on arrival, or an invoice they can pay by transfer.
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How to Sell USDC for GBP and Get Paid by Faster Payments
Most guides to cashing out crypto assume you want dollars. If you bank in the UK, the route is different, faster, and has one detail that catches people out.
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Crypto Off-Ramp for Businesses: Converting Stablecoins to Company Money
Getting paid in stablecoins is easy. Getting those stablecoins into a company account, with records an accountant will accept, is where it gets real.
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What Is a Virtual Account for Crypto, and Should You Use One?
A virtual account turns converting money into a bank transfer. That convenience is real, and so is the fact that there is no order to cancel.
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USDC vs EURC: Which Stablecoin Should a European Actually Hold?
Holding a dollar stablecoin while living on euros is a currency bet you may not have realised you were making.
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How to Swap USDT to USDC (and When You Should Not Bother)
Moving between two dollar stablecoins looks like it should be free and instant. It is neither, and it is probably a taxable event.
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Why Is My Crypto Withdrawal Still Pending?
Pending means different things at different stages, and the difference decides whether you should wait, act, or contact someone.
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SEPA vs SWIFT for Crypto Payouts: Which Rail Gets You Paid
Two ways to move euros, and the difference is not speed alone. One has a predictable cost; the other has fees you find out about afterwards.
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I Sent Crypto on the Wrong Network. Is It Gone?
The answer depends on one thing: whether anyone controls the private key for that address on the chain you used.
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Solana vs Base for Moving Stablecoins: Which Costs Less?
Both are cheap enough that the fee stops being the deciding factor. What decides it is which assets you hold and where you are sending them.
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Source of Funds: Why a Crypto Provider Is Asking, and What to Send
It feels like an accusation. It is not one. Understanding what is being asked turns a week-long hold into a same-day answer.
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How to Convert USDT to USD and Get It Into Your Bank Account
Tether is the most traded stablecoin in the world, and turning it back into spendable dollars is where most people get stuck. Here is every route, honestly costed.
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How to Cash Out Crypto to Your Bank Account in 2026
Buying crypto takes two minutes. Getting it back out, into a bank account your landlord accepts, is where people discover the process is not symmetrical.
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USDC vs USDT: Which Stablecoin Should You Actually Hold?
Both claim to be worth a dollar. They differ in who backs that claim, who regulates them, and what happens if something goes wrong.
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The Cheapest Way to Convert Crypto to Cash (Fees Compared)
The advertised rate is rarely what you pay. Here is how the costs actually stack up, and where the money quietly disappears.
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What Is a Crypto Off-Ramp? A Plain English Explanation
An off-ramp is the bridge from digital assets back to money your landlord accepts. Here is what actually happens when you use one.
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Is Converting Crypto to Cash Taxable? What to Record
In most countries the answer is yes, and the surprise is how many other actions also count. Here is what triggers a taxable event and what to record.
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How to Sell Crypto for EUR and Get Paid by SEPA
Europe has the cheapest bank rails in the world for this. Here is how to use SEPA properly, and what MiCA changed about which stablecoins you can hold.
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Tron vs Ethereum for USDT: Which Network Should You Use?
The same token, wildly different costs. Choosing the wrong network can cost twenty dollars on a transfer that should cost one.
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How Long Does Crypto to Bank Actually Take?
The blockchain part takes seconds. Then it hits the banking system, and that is where the days come from.
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Non-Custodial vs Custodial: What It Means for Your Money
Not your keys, not your coins is a slogan, but it describes a real legal distinction that decides what happens if a company collapses.
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