ETH conversion
Convert Ethereum (ETH) to EUR, from the right network
Deposit ETH on Ethereum from $500, then request a conversion quote in euros. The rate and fees are shown before confirmation.
- Ethereum network
- Network fees explained
- 1% all-in
€2,063.39
per 1 ETH, indicative rate before fees
Ethereum
Deposit ETH on Ethereum from $500, then request a conversion quote in euros. The rate and fees are shown before confirmation.
Under MiCA, ETH is a crypto-asset other than an asset-referenced token or an e-money token. Its price swings sharply: you see the firm price before every conversion, and nothing is converted until you confirm.
For the full picture of costs, from sending to paying, read our guide from crypto to SEPA transfer.
The network
Use the Ethereum network
Select ETH in the deposit page. The payment modal provides an Ethereum address and the exact amount to send. Use Ethereum in your wallet or exchange withdrawal screen.
To avoid mistakes, select ETH and the network in your account, copy the address shown, then make sure your wallet sends on that same network. Funds sent on the wrong network may be lost permanently.
- Send ETH on Ethereum only.
- Pay Ethereum network fees separately from the quoted amount.
- Use the address and amount from your current payment modal.
ETH deposit network
- EthereumSelected
Send from the same network (Ethereum): a transfer on another network may be lost.
Simulator
ETH to EUR: the amount to send, fees included
Enter the amount to pay: the simulator estimates the ETH to send at the indicative rate, conversion fee included. Network fees come on top when you send.
- Live rate. The simulator follows the public rate of a major exchange, refreshed every minute.
- Firm price before you confirm. The exact crypto amount is shown before you approve.
- 1% all-in. No hidden FX spread, no subscription.
Live rates, refreshed every minute
- USDTTether €0.8942
- BTCBitcoin €70,286.50
- ETHEther €2,063.39
- SOLSolana €85.35
Network fees
Network fees, without surprises
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Paid in ETH
Ethereum network fees are paid by your wallet separately from the deposit amount.
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Variable
They depend on the network you choose and on how busy it is when you send.
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No needless bridging
Depositing from the network your ETH is already on avoids a transfer between networks, with its own fees and room for error.
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Separate from our fee
They go to the blockchain, not to CryptoIBAN. Our fees are the conversion fee, 1% all-in, and €0 per SEPA transfer: see our pricing.
FAQ
ETH and network fees: your questions
My wallet asks for a fee in ETH: is that CryptoIBAN?
No. That is the network fee, paid to the blockchain to process your transaction. CryptoIBAN charges for the conversion, 1% all-in, and that amount appears in the firm price you confirm.
Can I send my whole ETH balance?
Network fees are also paid in ETH, so your wallet must keep enough to cover them. The amount you send will therefore be slightly lower than your balance.
Can I send other tokens to my ETH address?
No. A deposit address is specific to one asset and one network: send only ETH to it. USDT have their own addresses on their supported networks; other tokens are not accepted.
Can the ETH price change before the conversion?
Yes, sometimes sharply. The simulator shows an indicative rate; the firm price is shown before you confirm, and that is the price that applies. For a fixed-date expense, converting ahead keeps you from being caught short.
My ETH is on an exchange: how do I send it?
Yes, if your exchange supports ETH withdrawals on Ethereum. Select Ethereum and make sure the exact quoted amount arrives after the withdrawal fee.
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Your ETH in euros, on an IBAN in your name
Enter your first and last name, then make an initial deposit of at least $500. Your IBAN is usable once the payment is confirmed.
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- No commitment
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