Withdrawing Crypto --> Fiat?

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Recently I came to a substantial amount of Crypto, which I'd love to exchange for a fiat currency.

The ''broker'' I'm using (OKX) allows me to use P2P (which has ridiculous rates) or some 3rd party firms (I've never heard of).
In the past, I've been recommended Simplex but had only issues with them.

Is there any reliable & relatively speaking - fast service/firm letting you exchange Crypto --> Fiat?

Thanks!
 
Why don't you withdraw from Binance or Crypto.com? It's the easiest way.
 
I use Binance P2P. Many traders and payment methods. check it out.
 
For large amounts, there can be issues with P2P. Like someone may be sending funds from a suspicious bank account.
 
Binance P2P has no fees whatsoever
Checkout bybit as well
 
Why change for fiat? First, we're in a bear market so likely the prices will go up A LOT. You do not want to be short-sighted and fall prey to instant gratification. Depending on how much you have, you can truly change your life with your holdings. Fiat is trash anyways and in the US our dollar loses about 15% value EVERY year. Crypto does the exact opposite, I'd think your decision through much more.
 
Get loaded it coinbase and then withdraw it , you can use binance p2p , if its does not work then get going with then convert to stable coin and then use p2p !
 
Binance,or try to find local exchange in your country to. find one that have good trust than try to cashout little by little to test it out
 
I just use Binance
Whether its bank transfer or P2P
both are super fast and simple
never had issues.
 
You can use Binance p2p have been getting good rates there.
 
Update - I've used the Binance P2P transfer - everything went smooth (exchange took less than an hour).

The only issue I have with these P2P transactions are rates ''spreads'' - But I guess it's something I have to chew through.

Thank you all for your suggestions - definitely helped!
 
Do you have bitcoin atms in your city? You can use it if you have one
 
It's not the time to exchange
We withdraw on the bull market not the bear market
 
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