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Sell USDT

Selling USDT involves two steps:

  1. Determine whether to close part or all of your positions based on the withdrawal amount
  2. Sell USDT and get fiat currency

Close Position

1. Open Quant Trading Strategy

Open the quant trading app and click the "Strategy" menu at the bottom:

Quant Trading Strategy

2. Select Pair to Close

Select the trading pair you want to close and click "Clear and Sell":

Clear and Sell

Note

Please close both long and short positions for the trading pair

3. Check Binance APP Position

Open the Binance app, navigate to FundsContract, and view your current positions. If there are positions that need to be closed, click on the corresponding position:

Check Position

4. Execute Close Position

Once inside, select Close, enter the amount (you can also drag the slider below the amount field to select 100%), then depending on whether it's a long or short position, select Close Long or Close Short:

Close Position

Sell USDT

1. Transfer Funds

In the Binance app, navigate to FundsContract at the bottom, then select Transfer:

Transfer Funds

2. Select Transfer Direction

Select USD-Margin to transfer to Spot, choose USDT, enter the amount, and confirm the transfer:

Confirm Transfer

3. Enter C2C Trading

In the Binance app, navigate to TradeC2C at the bottom:

C2C Trading

4. Select Trading Settings

At the top, select Self-selected area, I want to sell, and USDT:

5. Select Buyer and Sell

Select the buyer you want to sell to and click Sell. Pay attention to the buyer's Limit:

Select Buyer

6. Input Sell Information

Enter the amount you want to sell and select your payment method, then click Sell:

Input Sell Information

7. Confirm Receipt

Important Reminder

After receiving payment from the buyer, click Confirm Receipt to ensure that the USDT you sold will be transferred to the buyer's account. If you have not received the payment, do not click this button.


::: Disclaimer This document is a guide for software usage and does not constitute investment advice. All registration, account opening, and trading decisions are made at the user's own discretion and risk. :::