Sell BNB, get paid in your local currency.
Exchange Binance Coin (BNB) for fiat using Ramp Network and receive payouts in 30+ currencies directly to your bank account or card.
Exchange Binance Coin (BNB) for fiat using Ramp Network and receive payouts in 30+ currencies directly to your bank account or card.
With Ramp Network, you can securely exchange Binance Coin (BNB) for fiat and send the funds straight to your bank account in just a few steps.

1
Choose how much BNB you want to sell, or set the payout amount in your local currency. The final value is calculated instantly with full details shown before you continue.

2
Sign up using your preferred method and confirm your country of residence.

3
Select how you want to receive your money. Ramp supports bank transfers, card payouts, and local instant banking options depending on your region.

4
Transfer the specified amount of BNB from your wallet. Once it arrives, Ramp processes the payout to your chosen bank account or card.

Ramp Network supports both self-custodial wallets like Ledger or Trust Wallet and custodial exchange accounts. When you sell BNB, you choose your payout method and the funds are transferred directly to you.

The flow stays simple and clear. Ramp Network removes unnecessary technical language, making it easy for anyone to convert BNB to fiat.
Your BNB is sent directly from your wallet. Ramp Network does not hold custody of your assets, reducing risks that come with storing crypto on third-party platforms.
Ramp Network is available in key regions such as the EU, UK, and US. Exact availability depends on your location and is shown during checkout.

Before you confirm your BNB sale, Ramp Network shows a full breakdown of the payout, including any applicable fees. The final amount is always displayed upfront.
*When compared to transferring via an exchange
BNB has been around since 2017 and started as a token used mainly inside the Binance ecosystem. Over the years it turned into something much bigger. Today it’s the core asset behind BNB Chain, a network known for quick confirmations and low fees, which is why a lot of people use it for trading, DeFi apps, or just day-to-day transfers.
Most wallets and exchanges support BNB out of the box, so moving it around usually doesn’t require anything special. Some holders use it for gas fees, others keep it for interacting with on-chain tools, and plenty of users simply treat it as a convenient asset to move value between platforms.
People sell BNB for different reasons. Someone cashes out a part of their balance, someone needs local currency for regular expenses, someone adjusts their portfolio. Whatever the case, BNB is widely used and liquid, which makes converting it back into fiat a pretty simple process in most regions.
The chart displays an indicative, mid-market exchange rate. Effective exchange rate might be different.
Customers like you have traded over $1 billion in crypto with Ramp Network.