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Sell Bitcoin, get paid in local currency.

With Ramp Network you can exchange Bitcoin (BTC) for fiat and receive payouts in 30+ currencies directly to your card or bank account.

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Buy Bitcoin to any self-custodial wallet you already use

How to sell Bitcoin with Ramp Network.

With Ramp Network, you can exchange Bitcoin (BTC) for fiat securely, sending funds from your wallet to your bank account in just a few steps.

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Select the amount

Enter how much Bitcoin you want to sell. The payout is calculated instantly with clear details shown before you continue.

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2

Register your account

Sign up using your preferred method and confirm your country of residence.

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Add payout details

Choose how you’d like to receive your funds. Ramp Network supports bank transfers, cards, and local instant banking methods.

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Transfer Bitcoin

Send the specified amount of BTC from your wallet. Once it is received, Ramp Network releases the payout to your chosen account.

Selling Bitcoin (BTC) is now easier than ever.

One platform for Bitcoin sales

Ramp Network lets you connect both self-custodial wallets such as Ledger or Trezor and custodial exchange accounts. When you sell BTC, you simply choose your payout method and receive the funds directly.

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Beginner-friendly process

The flow is kept simple and clear. Ramp Network avoids unnecessary crypto jargon so anyone can start selling Bitcoin with confidence.

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Trusted security

Your BTC is transferred straight from the wallet you provide. Ramp Network never takes custody of your assets, helping reduce risks tied to third-party storage.

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Available worldwide

Ramp Network operates in major regions including the UK, EU, and US. Service availability depends on your location and is displayed during checkout.

Transparent payouts

Before confirming your Bitcoin sale, you’ll see a full breakdown of the payout, including any applicable costs. The final amount is always shown upfront.

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About Bitcoin

Sell Bitcoin

Back in 2009, an anonymous figure called Satoshi Nakamoto put an idea online that sounded almost crazy at the time: what if money worked without banks? Out of that question came Bitcoin – a system where the record of every transaction is public, and no one has the power to secretly rewrite it.

The rules of Bitcoin are simple but strict. Only 21 million will ever exist. No printing presses, no surprise inflation, no backroom decisions. That hard limit is why people often compare it to gold. The difference, of course, is that Bitcoin can move across the world in a few minutes and be split into fractions so small that anyone can use it.

Over the years, Bitcoin escaped the niche corners of tech forums and found real-world roles. Families in Argentina use it to shelter savings from inflation. Cafés in Berlin have put up “Bitcoin accepted here” stickers. El Salvador went as far as making it legal tender. Payment apps, fintechs, and even banks now let customers hold and trade it.

For some, selling Bitcoin is just about taking profits. For others, it’s about turning digital value into rent money, groceries, or tuition fees. Whatever the reason, the act of selling BTC shows how far it’s come: from an internet experiment to a global, borderless asset that anyone can use – and, just as easily, exchange back into local currency.

Bitcoin (BTC) is the world’s first cryptocurrency, launched in 2009 by the mysterious creator known as Satoshi Nakamoto. Built on blockchain technology, Bitcoin introduced a new way of transferring value online without the need for banks or intermediaries. Its decentralized nature, combined with a fixed supply of 21 million coins, makes it a unique digital asset often referred to as “digital gold.”

Today, Bitcoin is the most recognized and widely used cryptocurrency worldwide. Millions of people use it for trading, investing, and cross-border payments, while businesses across industries accept Bitcoin payments as a secure and transparent alternative to traditional money. Its popularity continues to grow, supported by increasing adoption from financial institutions, mainstream investors, and even governments exploring Bitcoin regulation.

What makes Bitcoin special is its combination of scarcity, security, and decentralization. Unlike fiat currencies that can be printed endlessly, Bitcoin’s supply is limited, creating long-term value potential. Its blockchain is maintained by thousands of nodes across the globe, ensuring transactions remain transparent and resistant to censorship. For many users, Bitcoin represents more than just an investment — it’s a revolutionary step toward financial freedom and the future of money.

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