FEES
We quote your case.In writing, before you commit.
There is no rate card on this page, and that is deliberate. A single published number would be wrong for most of the conversions we are asked about — so we price yours and put it in writing instead.
WHAT MOVES THE PRICE
Six things, and we will tell you which ones matter for you.
These are the factors we actually work from. If one of them is unusual in your case, that is the conversation to have before a number is put on anything.
Which direction
Cryptoassets out to fiat and fiat in to cryptoassets do not cost the same to carry out, and they do not carry the same work.
Which asset
A major asset and a thinly traded one behave differently when converted, and the cost reflects that rather than hiding it.
How much
Size changes the economics in both directions. Bigger is not automatically cheaper per pound, and we will tell you which way it falls for you.
How quickly
A conversion that has to happen today is a different piece of work from one with a fortnight of room in it.
Which currency out
Where the fiat has to end up, and in what currency, affects both the cost and the timing.
Personal or corporate
A company conversion carries onboarding, authority checks and a documentation trail that a personal one does not.
WHAT YOU CAN HOLD US TO
What we commit to, whatever the number turns out to be.
One figure, in writing
Before you commit you get the cost of the conversion in writing. Not a range you have to interpret, and not a number quoted on the phone and never repeated.
Quoting costs you nothing
There is no charge for the enquiry, the conversation or the quote. If you read it and decide against, that is the end of it.
No pressure on the clock
If a quote can only be held for a period we will tell you why and for how long, rather than manufacturing urgency to close you.
We will say no
If your conversion is not something we are the right people for, we will tell you rather than quote it badly and hope.
A straight answer about published rates
Plenty of sites advertise a headline percentage. It is usually the best case — the largest size, the most liquid asset, the least urgent timeline — and most people do not get it. We would rather have one honest conversation than win a click with a number you turn out not to qualify for.
So: tell us what you need, get it quoted, and compare that against anything else you are looking at. If ours does not stand up, do not use us.
QUESTIONS
Pricing, answered.
Why is there no price list?+
Because any single number we published would be wrong for most of the enquiries we get. The cost moves with the direction, the asset, the size, the currency and the timing. We would rather quote your case accurately than advertise a figure you turn out not to qualify for.
How do I know the quote is fair?+
You get it in writing, before you commit, with nothing to accept on the spot. That is what makes it comparable — take it away, check it against anything else you are considering, and come back only if it stands up.
Is the quote the final amount?+
The written quote sets out the cost and what it covers. If anything about your conversion changes what you were quoted, we tell you before it runs, not afterwards.
Do you charge for the enquiry?+
No. The enquiry, the conversation and the written quote are free, and you are under no obligation to proceed after any of them.
Are there third-party costs on top?+
Network fees, and in some cases your own bank's charges, exist independently of us. We tell you which apply to your conversion when we quote it, so the figure you are looking at is the whole picture.
Can I get an indication before a full quote?+
Ask. If your case is straightforward enough to talk about in general terms we will, and if it is not we will say that rather than guess at a number you might rely on.
Get your conversion quoted.
Tell us the direction and the rough amount. The quote is free, it comes in writing, and you are under no obligation to accept it.