Garant Exchange
Why P2P
In many CIS countries exchanges do not pay out to local cards directly. On P2P you sell USDT to a real person who pays by an ordinary bank transfer, and the guarantor makes sure neither side can cheat.
Step 1. Choose a buyer
Open the bot, tap “Sell” and filter offers by your bank. Compare the price, the limits, the rating and the number of completed deals — a buyer with a history is the safer choice.
Step 2. Send USDT to the guarantor
Open the deal and send exactly the amount shown to the guarantor's address in the network stated in the deal. The coins are frozen: the buyer cannot take them until you confirm the payment.
Step 3. Wait for the money on your card
The buyer transfers the money to your card and attaches a receipt. Check the incoming payment in your bank app — not the receipt or an SMS — and only then confirm. The guarantor sends the coins to the buyer.
If the money has not arrived
Do not confirm and do not release the coins “on trust”. Open a dispute right in the deal: a moderator checks the receipts and your statement, and until the decision the coins stay with the guarantor.
What it costs
The guarantor's fee and the network fee are shown before the deal starts, so you know in advance how much will reach your card. The price itself is set by buyers, so compare several offers.