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Click on "Trade" - "P2P" - choose USD as the currency - payment method Skrill - Buy.
Check the list of sellers, paying attention to: number of transactions - the more, the better (avoid trading with less than 100 transactions); % of successful transactions - above 97%; limit on the amount - depends on your sum.
Click "Buy," enter the amount, and again click "Buy." After that, click "Complete Payment" and send the required amount to the specified email. Confirm that you made the payment, send a screenshot of the payment in the chat, and wait for the seller to confirm the deal.
The USDT amount you receive will be less than the amount you send from Skrill due to the exchange rate difference. If you sell USDT on Skrill, you'll get more than you sell. Essentially, this is the transfer fee. A normal fee is $50 for $1000; if it shows more, wait for offers with a more favorable rate.
To open a deal, the seller sends USDT to the Binance wallet. By the time you send money to Skrill, the USDT is already in Binance, acting as a guarantor. If you sent $, and there's no response, appeal; Binance will check the attached screenshots and send the money without the seller's involvement, protecting you from scams. If you find a good seller, the chance of problems is minimal. Transactions usually close in 2-3 minutes, sometimes 15-20; remember to check the chat with the seller.
The procedure is the same for selling. Choose P2P - the desired currency - payment method: your bank (e.g., Monobank) - SELL (since you are selling USDT and receiving money on the card) - choose the seller - sell. NEVER confirm the payment until the money is received on the card. If the seller confirms the transfer, and the money doesn't arrive after 15 minutes, notify them in the chat. If they claim to have sent everything but there's no money, file an appeal.
And, of course, if you are buying crypto, remember that we are at the bottom - the most opportune time for investments. Hugs to everyone, and I wish you successful sales!
Click on "Trade" - "P2P" - choose USD as the currency - payment method Skrill - Buy.
Check the list of sellers, paying attention to: number of transactions - the more, the better (avoid trading with less than 100 transactions); % of successful transactions - above 97%; limit on the amount - depends on your sum.
Click "Buy," enter the amount, and again click "Buy." After that, click "Complete Payment" and send the required amount to the specified email. Confirm that you made the payment, send a screenshot of the payment in the chat, and wait for the seller to confirm the deal.
The USDT amount you receive will be less than the amount you send from Skrill due to the exchange rate difference. If you sell USDT on Skrill, you'll get more than you sell. Essentially, this is the transfer fee. A normal fee is $50 for $1000; if it shows more, wait for offers with a more favorable rate.
To open a deal, the seller sends USDT to the Binance wallet. By the time you send money to Skrill, the USDT is already in Binance, acting as a guarantor. If you sent $, and there's no response, appeal; Binance will check the attached screenshots and send the money without the seller's involvement, protecting you from scams. If you find a good seller, the chance of problems is minimal. Transactions usually close in 2-3 minutes, sometimes 15-20; remember to check the chat with the seller.
The procedure is the same for selling. Choose P2P - the desired currency - payment method: your bank (e.g., Monobank) - SELL (since you are selling USDT and receiving money on the card) - choose the seller - sell. NEVER confirm the payment until the money is received on the card. If the seller confirms the transfer, and the money doesn't arrive after 15 minutes, notify them in the chat. If they claim to have sent everything but there's no money, file an appeal.
And, of course, if you are buying crypto, remember that we are at the bottom - the most opportune time for investments. Hugs to everyone, and I wish you successful sales!