Off-ramp for Business
Cash out your revenue.
Your stablecoin revenue, paid to a bank account in your own name, where it’s live.- Live
- Coming soon
Ways to cash out
- Bank transfer, Live in Nigeria
Where Moove Ramp works.
- Top up for your business
- Top up and cash out
- Cash out
Live · Off-ramp
1Coming soon · Off-ramp
31- Australia AUD Off-ramp
- Canada CAD Off-ramp
- Czechia CZK Off-ramp
- Denmark DKK Off-ramp
- France EUR Off-ramp
- Germany EUR Off-ramp
- Hong Kong HKD Off-ramp
- Indonesia IDR Off-ramp
- Ireland EUR Off-ramp
- Italy EUR Off-ramp
- Japan JPY Off-ramp
- Mexico MXN Off-ramp
- Netherlands EUR Off-ramp
- New Zealand NZD Off-ramp
- Norway NOK Off-ramp
- Philippines PHP Off-ramp
- Poland PLN Off-ramp
- Qatar QAR Off-ramp
- Romania RON Off-ramp
- Saudi Arabia SAR Off-ramp
- Singapore SGD Off-ramp
- Spain EUR Off-ramp
- Sweden SEK Off-ramp
- Switzerland CHF Off-ramp
- Taiwan TWD Off-ramp
- Thailand THB Off-ramp
- Türkiye TRY Off-ramp
- United Arab Emirates AED Off-ramp
- United Kingdom GBP Off-ramp
- United States USD Off-ramp
- Vietnam VND Off-ramp
Earned in dollars. Spent locally.
Clients pay in USDC or USDT. Rent, wages and suppliers want local money. Converting usually means an exchange, a withdrawal and a wait, while someone else holds your money.
Cash out in three steps.
Get a quote
In Moove Business, choose how much to cash out. The rate, the fee and exactly what reaches your bank show before anything moves.Pick an account in your name
Only one in your own name. A company’s account, or anyone else’s, can’t be used.Confirm in the Moove App
Verify your identity once, then confirm. Local money goes to your bank.
Our fee, in your quote.
Moove’s fee sits on top of the exchange rate. Your quote shows exactly what reaches your bank before you confirm.- By bank transfer in Nigeria
- 0.10%
- Subscription or monthly minimum
- None
Your revenue, on your terms.
Only what you need
Convert enough for rent, wages and stock. Keep the rest in dollars.USDC or USDT
Whichever your clients pay in, straight from your wallet.Moove vs a crypto exchange.
| Moove vs a crypto exchange. | Moove | Crypto exchange |
|---|---|---|
| Where stablecoins sit | MooveIn your own wallet | Crypto exchangeIn an exchange balance until you withdraw |
| Cashing out | MooveQuote, confirm and send from your wallet | Crypto exchangeDeposit, sell, then request a withdrawal |
| What you see first | MooveExactly what reaches your bank, before you confirm | Crypto exchangeA trade price, with withdrawal fees separate |
| Fees | Moove0.10% by bank transfer in Nigeria, shown in the quote | Crypto exchangeTrading and withdrawal fees, by platform |
Frequently asked questions.
Where can I cash out?
In Nigeria, by bank transfer. It’s coming soon to the 31 other countries on this page, with no date yet. When it’s live where you are, the Moove App will show it.
Can I withdraw to my company’s bank account?
Only if the account is held in your own name. Moove checks the account holder against your verified identity, so an account belonging to someone else, including a company you aren’t the named holder of, can’t be used. Freelancers and sole traders are the best fit today.
What does it cost?
Moove charges 0.10% on a bank transfer in Nigeria, on top of the exchange rate. Cashing out also costs the network fee to send the stablecoins, and your bank may add its own charges. Your quote shows what reaches your bank.
My client has never used stablecoins. How do they pay me?
Send a payment link. A client who already holds USDC or USDT pays from the wallet they use, with no Moove account. One who doesn’t can add money in the Moove App, where their country is live.
Does Moove hold my money during a conversion?
Not the stablecoins. What you buy settles into your Moove Wallet, a non-custodial wallet whose keys only you hold, and what you sell is sent from it as part of the flow. Moving local money is regulated, which is why a one-time identity check is needed.
