Sell USDT for Naira — Instantly, Any Network

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What you'll receive

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🔒 Every transaction screened before it settles
⚡ Bank payout in minutes, not hours
🌐 TRC20 · ERC20 · BEP20 — pick the network that suits you
💬 Real support when you need it

How it works

Get your deposit address.

Choose your network (TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20) and we generate a unique USDT address for that chain.

Send your USDT.

From any wallet — Binance, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, or your own. Double-check the network matches what you selected.

We screen and confirm.

Your deposit is checked before it settles — this protects you and keeps the platform safe for everyone.

Naira hits your bank.

Once confirmed, your payout is sent straight to your Nigerian bank account — the name on the account is verified with the bank first.

TRC20 vs ERC20 vs BEP20 — Which USDT Network to Use in Nigeria

NetworkTypical feeSpeedBest for
BEP20 (BNB Chain)Lowest (~$0.50–$1)FastThe cheapest standard option for most transfers
TRC20 (Tron)~$1.5 with 234's gasless flow*, $2–$4 otherwiseFastest confirmation (~3 sec)Widest wallet support and liquidity; cheap when sent through us
ERC20 (Ethereum)Highest, variable ($5–$20+)Slower during network congestionIf that's where your USDT already sits and you're moving a larger amount

*Why our TRC20 number differs from what you may have read elsewhere: Tron charges USDT senders in "Energy," which costs real TRX unless the sender has staked TRX or rents energy — most wallets haven't, so a typical direct TRC20 transfer runs $2–$4 today, not the "under $1" figure often quoted (that was true a couple of years ago, before Tron's energy costs rose). Through 234's gasless flow, your effective TRC20 cost is closer to $1.5. BEP20 is the lowest-fee network overall right now — worth choosing if your wallet supports it and low fees matter most to you. Fee figures current as of July 2026 — network costs shift; we update this page as they do.

⚠️ Important: always match the network you send on to the network of the address we give you. Sending TRC20 USDT to a BEP20 or ERC20 address can result in permanent loss of funds. We show your selected network clearly — check twice before sending.

Why sell USDT with 234

Multi-chain by design

Not bolted on. TRC20, ERC20, and BEP20 all work the same, reliable way — each with its own dedicated deposit infrastructure.

Screening before settlement

Every transaction is checked; we hold and review anything unusual rather than rushing it through.

Transparent rates

The number you see is the number you get — your exact Naira payout is shown before you send anything.

Real support

Reach a person at support@234exchange.com — and track every order live with your reference.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to sell USDT for Naira?

Once your USDT deposit is confirmed on-chain, screening and payout typically complete within minutes. Confirmation time varies slightly by network — TRC20 is usually fastest.

Is it safe to sell USDT on 234?

Every deposit is screened before your order settles. We never guess — if something can't be verified, we hold it for review rather than risk it. Your bank account name is also verified with the bank before any payout is sent.

What's the minimum amount I can sell?

There's no fixed minimum. Very small amounts may not be economical once you account for your wallet's network fee — TRC20 keeps that cost lowest. Orders above $20,000 are handled personally by our desk.

Which USDT network has the lowest fees?

BEP20 (BNB Chain) typically has the lowest standard network fee, usually under $1. TRC20 (Tron) is close behind — especially through 234's gasless flow — and offers the fastest confirmation and widest wallet support. See the network comparison above for current figures.

What happens if I send the wrong network?

Sending USDT on a network that doesn't match your deposit address can result in permanent loss of funds. Always confirm the network before sending — we display it clearly on your deposit screen.