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USD Wallet: What You Should Know

Updated over 3 weeks ago

By default, when you sell crypto on Breet using the Sell Crypto feature, the money goes straight to your local currency either, Naira or Cedis. But with the Hold Crypto In USD" option, you can now choose to have the value of your crypto sales go into your USD wallet instead.

This gives you more flexibility. Your money stays in USD until you’re ready to convert or withdraw it, which means you can wait for a better rate or just hold it in a more stable currency.

Can I Withdraw My USD Balance?

Yes, you can! Your USD balance will be converted to either Naira or Cedis at the time of withdrawal. You’ll have three options:

  • Withdraw to your Naira or Cedis Breet wallet

  • Withdraw to your Naira or Cedis bank account

  • Send to another Breet user (Learn more)

What Exchange Rate Will be Used When I Convert My USD Balance?

The withdrawal rate is based on current market conditions, like demand and supply. This means the amount you get in your local currency can change depending on the market.

Before you confirm a withdrawal, you’ll see exactly how much you’ll receive. If the rate isn’t favorable at that time, you can cancel and try again later when the rate improves.

Is There a Limit to How Much I Can Hold in USD?

No, you can hold any amount in your USD wallet.

Are There Withdrawal Fees?

No fees. Withdrawing is completely free



What Is The Conversion Limit From USD To My Local Currency

There is no maximum limit on conversions, but the minimum amount you can convert is $10

Steps to Hold Your Balance in USD

1. Log in to your Breet account

2. Tap the Profile icon – it’s the fourth icon at the bottom right of your home screen

3. On your profile page, tap on Crypto Settings

4. Find the option that says “Hold Crypto in USD” and Toggle it on

Once enabled, the money from any crypto you sell will be credited to your USD wallet instead of your Naira or Cedis wallet. To disable it, simply follow the same process and toggle it off.

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