How to sell Bitcoin Cash in Nigeria
- Step 1
Check BCH is eligible to sell
Read the supported catalogue first. Eligibility is per asset and can change over time.
- Step 2
Select Bitcoin Cash and the amount
Open Sell, choose BCH, and enter the amount. Note any minimum shown for an externally funded sale.
- Step 3
Choose the funding path
Use an available ebitpoint BCH balance, or send from an external wallet, and follow only that option's instructions.
- Step 4
Read the naira payout and destination
Check the BCH amount, the naira figure, and the saved Nigerian bank account together before you create the order.
- Step 5
Send BCH on the Bitcoin Cash network only
Use the address the order shows. BCH and BTC are different networks, and a transfer to the wrong one needs manual recovery.
The name causes most of the mistakes
Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin share part of a name and nothing else that matters for a transfer. They are separate networks, with separate balances, and a transfer to the wrong one does not arrive.
Because the names are so close, this is worth a deliberate check rather than a glance. Confirm the asset on the order and confirm what your wallet is actually sending.
The naira side is the same as any sale
A BCH sale pays out to the Nigerian bank account saved on the order. The preview shows the BCH amount and the naira amount together, and that pair is what you are agreeing to.
Read the destination carefully in the same pass. It is the detail with the least forgiving failure mode if it is wrong.
Choosing how to fund it
A balance already held in your ebitpoint account funds the sale without any blockchain step, which removes both the address and the waiting period.
If the BCH is held elsewhere, the external transfer is yours to execute correctly: the asset the order names, on the network it names, to the address it shows, while the deposit window is open.
Keep the evidence
Save the transaction hash and the order reference as soon as the transfer is sent. They make a sale traceable end to end.
If anything looks wrong, raise it through signed-in Support rather than a public channel, and never share a password or recovery phrase with anyone offering help.