If you’re traveling or living abroad, how do you exchange crypto into fiat? Do regular exchangers work internationally, or do you need to look for special local services instead?
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If you’re traveling or living abroad, how do you exchange crypto into fiat? Do regular exchangers work internationally, or do you need to look for special local services instead?
I’ve exchanged crypto while abroad, and many services still work fine internationally. The key difference is in payout methods, since some banks or cards aren’t supported everywhere. Before exchanging, I usually check what’s available. Using an online crypto exchanger makes it simple to find suitable options for your region. That way, you don’t waste time testing random platforms and can directly see which ones handle payouts where you are.
In my experience, some of the larger exchanges like Binance, space waves or Coinbase allow you to withdraw, but it really depends on the country's regulations and whether your bank accepts such transfers. In some places, I have had to rely on P2P trading instead of direct withdrawals.
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