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Sell crypto & wallet enquiries

Learn how to sell crypto and manage your Breet wallet.
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How do I sell crypto on Breet?

To sell crypto on Breet, you need a Breet account with a verified email address. How to sell 1. Tap "Sell" on your home screen. 2. Select the cryptocurrency you want to sell from the available options. 3. Copy your wallet address or scan the QR code, then send the crypto from your external wallet. Your wallet address is permanently assigned to your account. We credit your crypto automatically when all of these are true: 1. You sent the same coin, on the same network, as the address. 2. The transfer has the confirmations it needs. 3. It passes our routine compliance check. 4. It is at or above the minimum for that coin. If your deposit is below the minimum, Breet holds it safely and you can resolve it. See: What is the minimum crypto-to-cash trade amount on Breet? Breet takes a small fee from each sale. See: What are Breet’s sell crypto transaction fees? Supported cryptocurrencies - Bitcoin (BTC) - Litecoin (LTC) - Dogecoin (DOGE) - Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - Ethereum (ETH) - TRON (TRX) - Binance Coin (BNB) - Avalanche (AVAX) - Solana (SOL) - XRP - TON - USDT (TRON, Ethereum, Solana, TON, BSC, and Polygon) - USDC (Ethereum, Polygon, Base, BSC, Arbitrum, and Solana) Please Note: Rates are displayed on each cryptocurrency's trade page and vary by transaction volume. If you want your payout sent automatically to your bank account, set up automatic settlement. Each address only accepts the coin and network shown. Before you send, check the minimum for that coin. You can also hold your proceeds in USD and withdraw in USDT/USDC or convert to local currency when you are ready. See: USD Wallet: What You Should Know. You earn reward points on every crypto-to-cash transaction.

Last updated on Nov 06, 2026

How do I use the Breet rate calculator?

The Rate Calculator shows how much you will receive before you trade. It has two tabs — Sell and Buy — so you can check both rates in one place. The rate refreshes automatically every 60 seconds. To open the Rate Calculator, tap the calculator icon at the top of your home screen. Sell tab Use this to check how much Naira or Cedis you will receive when you sell crypto. 1. Tap "Sell". 2. Enter the USD Amount you want to sell. 3. Select the cryptocurrency from the Crypto Amount dropdown. The calculator will show: - Rate — the current Naira or Cedis rate per dollar. - Fee — the transaction fee that applies to your trade. See: What are Breet’s sell crypto transaction fees? - Market Price — the current market price of the selected cryptocurrency. - Naira Amount — the estimated amount you will receive in your wallet. The amount you receive is subject to a transaction fee. Buy tab Use this to check how much stablecoin you will receive when you spend Naira or Cedis. Tap "Buy". 1. Enter the Naira/Cedis Amount (how much fiat you want to spend on stablecoins) The calculator will show: - Rate — the current Naira or Cedis rate per dollar. - Market Price — the current market price of the stablecoin (1 USD = 1 USDT = 1 USDC). - You Receive — the estimated USD value of the stablecoin you will receive. The stablecoin amount you receive is subject to a network fee. To buy crypto, you need to meet both of these minimums: - Amount you spend: At least ₦7,000 (GH₵55 in Ghana) - Crypto you receive: Worth at least $5

Last updated on Nov 06, 2026

How to top up a flagged transaction

If your transaction was flagged because the amount sent is below the minimum required, use the "Top Up Minimum" option to send the difference and complete the transaction automatically. Example: If the minimum is $5 and you sent $3, you need to send at least $2 more. Steps to top up 1. Tap on the flagged transaction. 2. Tap "Resolve". 3. Select "Top Up Minimum". The screen will show the exact amount you need to send. 4. Copy the wallet address or scan the QR code, then send the extra amount from your preferred wallet. 5. Tap "Done". Once the extra amount is received and your total meets the minimum, your transaction will be completed automatically. Send the extra amount to the same address, on the same network, as your first deposit. - BTC, ETH, and other coins (not USDT or USDC): Send a little more than the amount shown, such as 3% more. Prices move while your transfer confirms. If you send exactly the amount shown, your deposit may still stay held. - USDT and USDC: Send the amount shown or more. Why choose this option? - You want to receive the full value of your transaction. - You prefer not to pay a resolution fee. See: How to pay the resolution fee for a flagged transaction If you take no action for 3 months, Breet resolves the deposit for you. The resolution fee is deducted, and the rest is credited to your wallet. Please Note: If your deposit is equal to or less than the resolution fee, there’s nothing left to credit. The deposit is closed and shows as Unsuccessful.

Last updated on Nov 06, 2026

I sent crypto but haven't received it yet - what do I do?

Any crypto sent to your Breet wallet address is processed automatically once it receives the required number of confirmations on the blockchain. All transactions on Breet are automated and the processing speed cannot be influenced. If your crypto has not arrived yet, you can check the status using your wallet address or transaction hash on a public blockchain explorer. Network Explorer BTC, LTC, BCH, DOGE blockchair.com ETH & ERC20 etherscan.io TRON & TRC20 tronscan.org BNB bscscan.com AVAX snowscan.xyz SOL solscan.io XRP xrpscan.com TON tonscan.org POLYGON polygonscan.com BASE basescan.org ARBITRUM ONE arbiscan.io To check your deposit, open the transaction in your Breet history. It shows how many confirmations your deposit has, for example 4/12. Once all the confirmations are in, Breet runs a short routine check and then credits you. Please Note: A Completed status on the blockchain explorer doesn’t always mean your deposit is ready, because each coin needs its own number of confirmations. See: How long does a crypto-to-cash transaction take? If it shows Flagged: See: Why is my transaction flagged? If it shows Unsuccessful: The transfer didn’t complete, or it was rejected. Check the transaction hash on the explorer, then contact support through in-app chat and share the hash. If you need assistance, contact support via in-app chat, email support@breet.app, or by calling +2342013306184.

Last updated on Nov 06, 2026

Important things to know before you trade on Breet

Can I receive crypto from any country or wallet? Yes. Your Breet wallet address can receive crypto from any wallet, anywhere in the world. You can receive Bitcoin from any Bitcoin wallet, and the same goes for all other supported cryptocurrencies. What are the receiving limits? There is no maximum limit on the amount of crypto you can receive. The minimum amount for each cryptocurrency is displayed on the trading page in the app. What should I know before sending crypto to my Breet wallet? Your Breet wallet is for selling only. Your wallet address is designed to receive crypto that you intend to sell for Naira, Cedis, or USD. You cannot store crypto in your Breet wallet. Conversions are automatic. Once your deposit has all its confirmations and passes Breet’s routine check, it’s converted automatically at Breet’s rate at that moment, minus Breet’s fee. Please Note: This process is automatic. The Breet team can’t change the rate or speed it up manually. Rates are dynamic. Crypto rates change frequently based on market conditions and are not subject to negotiation. The USD value may differ from what was sent. Due to crypto market fluctuations, the value credited to your wallet may be slightly higher or lower than the value at the time of sending. Bitcoin ATM fees. Some Bitcoin ATMs deduct high fees from transactions. Breet will only credit you for the exact amount received. Sending to the wrong address or network is irreversible. If you send crypto to the wrong wallet address or the wrong network, it will be permanently lost. Always double-check the address and network before sending. For example, sending Bitcoin to a Litecoin address means the funds are gone forever. Crypto refunds are not possible. Once crypto is sent to your Breet wallet, a refund cannot be issued under any circumstances. If you need assistance, contact support via in-app chat, email support@breet.app, or by calling +2342013306184.

Last updated on Nov 06, 2026

USD wallet: what you should know

By default, when you sell crypto on Breet, the value is credited to your Naira or Cedis wallet. With the Hold Crypto in USD option, you can choose to have your crypto sales credited to your USD wallet instead. This gives you more flexibility — your balance stays in USD until you are ready to convert or withdraw it. You can wait for a better rate or simply hold your funds in a more stable currency. What can I do with my USD balance? - Withdraw to your Naira or Cedis wallet. - Withdraw directly as USDT or USDC to an external wallet address. - Send to another Breet user. Is there a limit on how much I can hold in USD? No. You can hold any amount in your USD wallet. Are there fees for withdrawing from my USD wallet? No fees apply when withdrawing to Naira or Cedis. A network fee applies when withdrawing as USDT or USDC ranging from $0.30 to $4. What is the minimum conversion from USD to local currency? The minimum amount you can convert is $5. There is no maximum limit. How to enable Hold Crypto in USD On the app: 1. Tap “Profile”. 2. Tap “Crypto Settings”. 3. Select “USD Wallet”. 4. Tap “Save Changes”. On the web: 1. Go to “Settings”. 2. Select “Crypto Settings”. 3. Under “Where should your crypto go?”, select “USD Wallet”. To switch back, select your Naira or Cedis wallet instead. Once enabled, the value of any crypto you sell will be credited to your USD wallet instead of your Naira or Cedis wallet. To disable it, follow the same steps and toggle it off. Breet’s normal sell fee still applies when you receive your sales in USD. Please Note: If you live in Kenya, Rwanda, or Tanzania, your sales always go to your USD wallet.

Last updated on Nov 06, 2026