Zilligo Payments LTD, Mauritius File C215482

Support
Cash out now
BTC to cash

Sell Bitcoin for cash, straight from your wallet.

One on-chain payment from the wallet that holds your BTC, then money in PayPal, your bank, a virtual Visa, a gift card or a cash pickup. No exchange needed, just a free account.

Cash out BTC Network guide
10 to 30 minTo confirm
BitcoinNetwork
From 1%Fee, shown first
Your orderRate held for 20 minutes
You send0.00626325

Zilligo fee, 1.5%
$7.50
Network fee
Paid by your wallet
Per order
$100 to $5,000
Cash out $500

An estimate at today's price. Your order page fixes the exact amount for 20 minutes.

The short answer

To sell Bitcoin for cash with Zilligo, pick a payout and an amount, then send the BTC shown on your order page to its address on the Bitcoin network. Bitcoin usually confirms in 10 to 30 minutes, and the payout follows: minutes for PayPal, a virtual Visa or gift cards, 1 to 2 hours for SEPA, 1 to 2 business days for ACH. The fee is 1% to 2% depending on the payout, and you see it before you send.

Payouts that fit

Good places for your BTC payout

Choose by where you will use the money. Each one takes BTC.

  1. 1SEPA Transfer logo

    SEPA Transfer

    Euros to any EU or EEA bank, up to $15,000 an order, for the larger sales.

    Fee
    1.0%
    Per order
    $50 to $15k
  2. 2ACH Transfer logo

    ACH Transfer

    A US bank deposit in 1 to 2 business days, up to $15,000 an order.

    Fee
    1.0%
    Per order
    $50 to $15k
  3. 3PayPal logo

    PayPal

    Spendable in PayPal minutes after your BTC confirms.

    Fee
    1.5%
    Per order
    $50 to $5k
  4. 4Visa Prepaid logo

    Visa Prepaid

    A card you can use online, for 2% plus $10 on your first card.

    Fee
    2.0%
    Per order
    $50 to $5k

Compare every payout method

About BTC

Why selling Bitcoin usually takes days, and how this skips them

The usual route has three waits. You deposit BTC to an exchange and wait for its confirmation rule, you sell on its order book, then you wait again for a bank withdrawal that can take up to five business days. Each step carries its own fee, and the exchange wants your ID before any of it. The exchange route guide lays those fees out screen by screen.

Here there is one wait: the Bitcoin network itself. You send one normal payment to your order's address, and once it confirms we pay the amount you were quoted to the payout you chose. Nothing to deposit, nothing to sell, nothing to withdraw.

Two things decide how that wait feels. The fee rate you pick in your wallet sets your place in the queue, and in early November 2026 the lowest normal rate, 1 sat/vB, was reaching the next block, so a simple payment cost cents. And your rate is held for 20 minutes from the moment you create the order: get the payment onto the network inside that window and a slow block cannot change your payout. Why blocks sometimes stall is covered in Bitcoin confirmation time.

Weighing ATMs, OTC desks or P2P as well? How to cash out Bitcoin runs $1,000 of BTC through every route and counts what lands.

The BTC details on your order

Bitcoin
Address
Starts with bc1, 1 or 3
Confirms in
10 to 30 min
Network cost
Varies with demand

On-chain only. A Lightning payment cannot reach an order.

Avoid these

Read this before you send BTC

A short check here keeps your order on track.

Paying over Lightning

Your order address is an on-chain Bitcoin address. A Lightning payment, or BTC wrapped as a token on another chain, never arrives there.

Setting a fee below what miners take

Some wallets let you go under 1 sat/vB, and many miners skip those payments. Keep the wallet's normal setting, which costs cents on a quiet day.

Letting the exchange take its fee out of the amount

Most exchanges deduct their withdrawal fee from the BTC you type. Add it on top so the exact amount on your order arrives; a short payment is put on hold for review.

Creating the order, then going to buy the BTC

The rate is held for 20 minutes. Have the Bitcoin in your wallet before you start, so the payment leaves inside that window.

Step by step

How to sell Bitcoin with Zilligo

  1. 1

    Choose the payout and the amount

    Say where the money goes and how much you want there. The order shows the BTC to send to eight decimals, with our fee already counted in.

  2. 2

    Send one on-chain payment

    Scan the QR code or paste the address, enter the exact amount and keep your wallet's normal fee. Do it within the 20 minutes.

  3. 3

    Watch it confirm, then get paid

    Your order page follows the transaction. When it confirms, the payout goes out and the page moves on to it.

Tips

Before your next Bitcoin sale

  1. 1

    Read the fee rate, not the dollar figure

    Wallets set fees in sat/vB. On a calm day 1 to 2 sat/vB reaches the next block or two; a busy day needs more.

  2. 2

    Send from a bc1 address if you can

    SegWit and Taproot payments take fewer bytes than legacy ones, so the same fee rate costs you less.

  3. 3

    Keep the transaction ID

    If a payment sits unconfirmed, support finds it fastest with the txid and your order reference. Speeding it up with replace-by-fee creates a new txid, so send us that one too.

  4. 4

    Match big sales to a big payout

    PayPal stops at $5,000 an order. SEPA, ACH and Wise go to $15,000, all at 1%. Every limit is on the limits page.

  5. 5

    Keep the order for tax

    Selling BTC is usually a taxable disposal. Save the order page with its date, amount and rate; the tax guide explains what to record.

Compare

How the BTC routes compare

StepsZilligoOne payment, then the payoutExchangeDeposit, sell, withdrawBitcoin ATMSend to the machine, collect cash
CostZilligo1% to 2%, plus a network fee in centsExchangeAbout 0.1% to 1% to trade, plus spread and withdrawal feesBitcoin ATMOften 10% to 25% all-in
AccountZilligoFree, set up in a minuteExchangeFull ID check firstBitcoin ATMVaries by operator and amount
Money arrivesZilligoMinutes to 2 business days, by payoutExchangeUp to 5 business days for a bank withdrawalBitcoin ATMCash at the machine

Questions

Questions about selling Bitcoin

Payment not showing? Message support with the transaction ID from your wallet.

How do I sell Bitcoin for cash?

Create an order with the payout and amount you want, send the BTC it shows to its Bitcoin address, and wait for the network to confirm. We then send the money to PayPal, your bank, a card, a gift card or a cash pickup.

How long until I have the money?

Bitcoin usually takes 10 to 30 minutes to confirm, longer when blocks are slow. After that, PayPal, gift cards and the virtual Visa take minutes, SEPA 1 to 2 hours, cash pickup the same day and ACH 1 to 2 business days.

What does it cost to sell Bitcoin here?

1% for bank payouts, 1.5% for PayPal, other wallets, gift cards and cash pickup, and 2% for the virtual Visa, plus $10 on a first card. Western Union and MoneyGram add their own transfer cost. The fee sits on top of your payout and is on the order before you send. Your wallet's network fee is separate, and in early November 2026 it was a matter of cents. All fees are on the fees page.

Is the rate fixed while Bitcoin confirms?

Yes, as long as your payment reaches the network within the 20 minutes the quote is held. The hold covers sending, not confirming, so a slow block does not move your payout. A payment sent after the 20 minutes is recalculated at the rate when it is confirmed.

Can I send Bitcoin over Lightning?

No. Orders take on-chain BTC on the Bitcoin network only. If your wallet offers both, choose the on-chain option.

My payment is still unconfirmed. What now?

Usually nothing: it confirms once a block has room for its fee rate. If it has waited for hours, you can raise the fee with replace-by-fee in your wallet, then send support the new transaction ID. Bitcoin confirmation time explains RBF and CPFP.

Do I need ID to sell Bitcoin?

A standard order needs a free account, which takes a minute, and no ID documents. Large or unusual orders may be reviewed by a person, and your payout provider has its own rules.

Is this better than selling on an exchange?

For most amounts it is simpler: one payment instead of deposit, sell and withdraw, and payouts an exchange does not offer, such as PayPal or cash pickup. If you already have a verified exchange account and only need a bank withdrawal, a large trade there can cost less.

Other crypto you can cash out

Tether (USDT)EthereumSolanaXRPBNBMonero

Ready when you are

Your Bitcoin, paid out where you need it

Pick a payout, check the amount, then send your BTC.

Cash out BTC See fees

Orders from $50 on gift cards and top-ups, $100 on most payouts. Nothing moves until you send.

  1. 1Pick a payoutBank transfer, PayPal and other wallets, a card, a gift card or cash pickup.
  2. 2Send your coinsTo the one-time address on your order, before the 20 minute timer runs out.
  3. 3Get paidMost payouts arrive within minutes of your coins confirming.