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How to sell Ethereum for cash

This short guide will walk you through selling Ethereum for cash using a nearby Bitcoin ATM. Exchange rate: 58783 EUR. Average transaction time: 4 minutes. Available networks: ETH, Optimism, Arbitrum. You will receive EUR. Let's get started:

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Find a Bitcoin ATM

Locate the nearest Bitcoin ATM using the Map, which shows hundreds of Bitcoin ATMs in your area. The map shows the amount of cash available in each Bitcoin ATM, opening hours, and links to Google Maps for navigation.

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Click "Show QR"

Are you already at the Bitcoin ATM? Select Ethereum. Available networks: ETH, Optimism, Arbitrum. Check the selling price on the screen (today 225690 PLN). Then press the button to print a QR code with the address to which you'll send the cryptocurrency you're selling.
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Scan the QR code

Make sure you've chosen the correct cryptocurrency or network. Also check the miner fee shown on the screen. Then scan the code with your phone using any cryptocurrency wallet.

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Wait for confirmation

If you don't want to wait at the Bitcoin ATM, you can sell now on this site and collect the cash later from any Bitcoin ATM. By the time you arrive at the nearby Bitcoin ATM, the transaction should already be confirmed on the blockchain. Learn more about transaction speed here.

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Receive cash

Once the transaction has been confirmed on the blockchain, scan the second code (barcode) on the receipt. The Bitcoin ATM will then dispense cash. If you have questions about whether the transaction has been confirmed or other issues, you will find contact information for Customer Support on the machine.

Check the amount of cash you'll receive from a Bitcoin ATM when selling Ethereum

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*From the above amount, you must also subtract the miner fee (known as the gas fee), which is required to validate each transaction on the Ethereum blockchain, ensuring it is correctly recorded and included in a block.

For transactions on layer-2 networks, such as Arbitrum and Optimism, the average fee is approximately $0.50. On the Polygon network, the fee averages $0.20.

The average miner fee for Ethereum on the ETH network can be higher, ranging from approximately $1 to $80. You can check this fee on the Etherscan.io website. Keep in mind, however, that Bitcoin ATM may increase the fee displayed on Etherscan to $2–$160, which is due to the transaction processing mechanisms in Bitcoin ATMs. On the Arbitrum and Optimism networks, the fee is approximately $1, and on the Polygon network—approximately $0.10. You can check all these fees before the transaction on the Bitcoin ATM screen or on Mempool.space.

If you want to make a small test transaction for a smaller amount, it’s better, for example, to sell USDT on TRC20 for cash. In that case, the miner fee is either nonexistent or amounts to a maximum of about $0.50.

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Elements of a Bitcoin ATM when selling Ethereum

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After selling Ethereum for cash (for the national currency), you receive a barcode. You scan it here, after which you collect the cash.

It prints the codes: QR code at the top and barcode at the bottom (in red).

The barcode, located at the bottom, is used to withdraw funds in the national currency. After scanning it in the top part of the device (1), the cash withdrawal process will begin.

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The QR code (at the top of the printout) is used to send the cryptocurrency to an address, allowing you to withdraw funds in local currency at a Bitcoin ATM. This code can also appear during sales on the website or on the screen of the Bitcoin ATM. This is the operator’s address. You scan it with your phone with any cryptocurrency wallet to transfer funds and get the barcode (at the bottom).

Newer models allow many banknotes to be inserted at once.

In the event that this component fails, the second bill feeder is marked with the number 5.


It may happen that after selling Ethereum for cash, there are less than 10 units of national currency or other currency left on your code, and the ATM does not dispense coins. Here's how we offer a solution to this situation:

Adding to your next withdrawal: If you send more Ethereum to the same address or have several transaction codes with unpaid funds, the balance will be added to your next withdrawal. We will sum these amounts and combine them into a single code, allowing you to withdraw the entire amount at any Bitcoin ATM nearby.

Return option: There is also a refund option, but please note that amounts of less than 10 units of national currency are refunded only in the DASH cryptocurrency. For other cryptocurrencies we support, such an amount would not even be enough to cover the transaction fee.

QR for a specific withdrawal in national currency: You can also select "QR for specific withdrawal in units of national currency." Enter the amount in local currency you want to withdraw and generate a QR code. Your wallet will adjust the amount of Ethereum so that you receive exactly the amount you declared, avoiding leaving small balances on the transaction codes.


After you exceed the legally established limit in a given country, you will be required to present an identity document. Exact limits are also displayed next to the scanner. For example, in Poland, transactions are anonymous up to €15,000 per day.

If you encounter a problem when selling cryptocurrency for cash, please contact Customer Support. Help in your language is available via phone, email, Telegram and Whatsapp.

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Price after deducting the operator commission. The operator commission is variable, averaging about 3% compared to exchanges. During promotions it is 0%. Today, it is 225690 PLN when selling 1 Ethereum.

The price does not include the transaction fee for miners. Some cryptocurrencies and networks do not have a miner fee, or it is covered (Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Litecoin, Dash). Others, like Bitcoin or Ethereum, can amount to $1–3. In a few cases in history they have reached up to $50. Learn more about transaction speeds and costs from this guide.

Below the buy price, the price for each fiat currency accepted for deposit when buying is shown.

Information about how much cash you can withdraw from this Bitcoin ATM. You don't need to visit the Bitcoin ATM to check how much cash it contains. Just use the Bitcoin ATM Map, where this information is provided.

The "Show QR code" button(6) generates an address for depositing the selected cryptocurrency, allowing you to withdraw cash. The address will be displayed on the ATM screen and printed on paper.

Before you press it, make sure you choose the right cryptocurrency and network! Be careful when choosing a cryptocurrency(1) and a transmission network(12), especially with currencies such as USDT or USDC.


Optionally, select the exact amount of national currency for which you want to sell Ethereum. An address will be generated which, when scanned, will make the sale match that exact amount, down to a single unit of national currency.

Additional option: After pressing, enter the barcode number. If the transaction has already been confirmed on the blockchain, the Bitcoin ATM will dispense cash.

When you insert cash into the ATM, a panel will open displaying the amount of cash you deposited, the value of the cryptocurrency you will receive, and the blockchain network fee. In this section, you can scan the address of your cryptocurrency wallet or enter it manually using the keyboard. Make sure you are sending funds to the right address by checking the cryptocurrency you want to send(1) and the network you are using(8). This is especially true in the case of USDT or USDC. Transferring to the wrong blockchain network can result in loss of funds.

Due to the length of the address, 99% of users scan the address using the QR code. However, you can also enter it here manually using the keyboard.

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Some cryptocurrencies support transactions on multiple networks. Choose one of them here. Despite available safeguards, choosing the wrong network can result in loss of funds. Bitcoin supports transactions only on a single main network, so if you're transacting in BTC you do not select a network.

BTC: main network (does not support Lightning Network)
ETH: ETH, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon
USDT: TRC20, ERC20, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon
USDC: ERC20, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon

Learn more about networks in this article.

How to sell other cryptocurrencies for cash

Choose another cryptocurrency you'd like to sell for cash. The prices below already include the fee.

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