How to exchange cryptocurrency?

Select exchange direction, enter amount and payment details. Pay the order and receive the funds within the time the operator confirms.

Which cryptocurrencies are supported?

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT TRC20/ERC20), USD Coin (USDC), and fiat currencies RUB, USD, EUR, TRY, AED, GEL, AMD.

Is registration required?

No, exchange is available without registration. Registration gives access to order history, loyalty and affiliate programs.

Can I exchange a large amount?

Yes. We exchange large amounts in our office in Tbilisi and Batumi; in other cities, in cash through an operator. The operator confirms the rate and terms before you send anything.

What Is USDT (Tether) and Why You Need It — Explained Simply

What Is USDT and Why You Need It — Explained Simply

If you've ever heard about cryptocurrency, you've probably come across the abbreviation USDT. It's one of the world's most popular cryptocurrencies by trading volume — and yet one of the least understood by beginners. We explain it simply, without jargon.

USDT Is Not an Ordinary Cryptocurrency

USDT (Tether) is what's called a stablecoin. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, its price doesn't fluctuate. 1 USDT is always approximately equal to 1 US dollar. Why? Because Tether Limited holds real dollars in bank accounts as reserves — one dollar for every USDT issued.

Simply put: USDT is a digital dollar that can be sent anywhere in the world in seconds.

3 Real-Life Use Cases for USDT

Scenario 1: Protection from Price Volatility

You sold Bitcoin at its peak and received money. But you don't want to convert to rubles and don't want to hold BTC. The ideal solution: convert to USDT. Example: sold 0.1 BTC for ~$1,000 in USDT. A week later BTC drops 20%. If you'd held BTC, you'd have lost $200. In USDT — nothing lost.

Scenario 2: International Transfers Without Banks

Sending money to Armenia, Kazakhstan or Turkey via SWIFT takes 3–5 business days and costs 2–5%. Via USDT on TRC-20 network — 2–3 minutes and about $1 fee. Sending $500 through a bank costs $10–25 in fees plus 3–5 days of waiting. Via USDT (TRC-20): $1 fee, 2 minutes.

Scenario 3: Bridge Between Cryptocurrencies

Want to exchange BTC for ETH? The standard path: BTC → USDT → ETH. Two operations with minimal spread instead of one expensive one.

USDT on Different Networks

ERC-20 (Ethereum): fee $2–15
TRC-20 (TRON): fee ~$1, best for transfers
BEP-20 (BSC): fee $0.05–0.30
TON: fee under $0.01, instant

Risks of USDT

USDT is not perfect. Risks include counterparty risk if Tether Limited fails, regulatory risk from government actions, and the fact that USDT is not government-insured like bank deposits.

Conclusion

USDT is an indispensable tool for everyone working with cryptocurrency. It's a digital dollar: stable, fast, cheap to transfer. Use it as a "parking spot" for funds between trades, for international transfers, and as an intermediate currency when exchanging crypto.