USDT
Buy Soon
Sell Soon
Letsbit logo

Letsbit alternative when your USDT arrives on TON or Solana

LB Finanzas, Letsbit's new name, lists neither TON nor Solana for USDT. If yours arrives on one of them, Unigox is a Letsbit alternative: a P2P merchant or payment business buys it and pays your bank.

When to stay with LB Finanzas

  • You invest through LB Finanzas

    The same app invests in more than 5,000 stocks and bonds worldwide and pays a daily return on pesos and stablecoins left in its remunerated account. Unigox only trades stablecoins for local money.

  • You are paid in dollars from abroad

    LB opens a US account in your name for ACH, wire and SWIFT payments from employers, clients, PayPal, Wise or Payoneer, at 0.5% plus 5 USD per ACH transfer and 0.5% plus 35 USD per wire. Dollars bought in the app, at any hour of any day, go to your bank at once.

  • Your USDT is on Tron, BNB Chain or Polygon

    Then it can go straight into LB Finanzas and be sold there. LB itself buys it, so the pesos land in your LB balance without waiting for a buyer's transfer, and its terms say its only income is the spread in the price shown. Moving the pesos on costs nothing.

A USDT sale in LB Finanzas and on Unigox

Rows follow one sale of USDT for local money; LB's stocks, yields and US account are left out.

A USDT sale in LB Finanzas and on Unigox
What it isAn Argentine wallet and investment app, called Letsbit until its rename: crypto, stocks and bonds, dollar purchases, a US account, yields and a card.A marketplace where the USDT or USDC you send in is bought by a P2P merchant or a payment business.
USDT networks inEthereum, BNB Chain, Tron, Avalanche C-Chain and Polygon. TON and Solana are not on the list for USDT.Tron, TON and Solana, plus EVM networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain and Optimism. Polygon and Avalanche, which LB lists, are not on the Unigox list for USDT.
How the sale is pricedLB Finanzas shows a final price; its terms say the spread inside that price is its only income from the trade.The merchant or payment business that takes the sale quotes your amount, with the Unigox fee already in the rate.
Sale proceeds to your bankSale proceeds sit in your LB peso balance; a withdrawal goes to your linked payment account at Servicios de Pagos S.A., which LB's terms allow up to seven business days for. From there, transfers to anyone in Argentina are free.The buyer pays the bank account you enter when you sell. During a trade the crypto sits in an on-chain escrow that Unigox can release only to the buyer or the seller.
Limits and identity checksLB's fee page caps crypto received at the equivalent of 3,000 USD a month, and crypto sent out at the same. Identity is checked against Argentina's RENAPER registry using your DNI.Identity verification comes before the first Unigox trade, whatever its size.
RegulationQubit Capitals S.R.L., which runs LB's crypto service, is No. 59 on the CNV register of virtual asset service providers. LB says the entry covers its UIF reporting duties and is not CNV supervision of its activity.Unigox works through two companies: UNIGOX NETWORK CORP. in Canada handles the local-money side and is registered with FINTRAC as a money services business and with the Bank of Canada as a payment service provider; UNIGOX NETWORK CORP. in Panama handles the crypto side, including wallets and escrow.

Selling TON or Solana USDT without LB Finanzas

  1. Verify on Unigox; your RENAPER check stays with LB

    Sign up and complete the Unigox identity check before your first trade. Your LB Finanzas verification, a RENAPER check of your DNI, does not carry over.

  2. Have the USDT sent to your Unigox address

    Give the sender your Unigox address on TON or Solana. The USDT needs no swap to Tron, BNB Chain or another network LB Finanzas lists.

  3. Accept a rate, then confirm you were paid

    Pick the currency you want, add the bank account to be paid and accept the rate. When the transfer lands, confirm it; the USDT then moves from escrow to the buyer.

Letsbit and LB Finanzas questions

What happened to Letsbit?

It is now LB Finanzas. letsbit.io forwards to lbfinanzas.com, and the app still sells crypto alongside stocks, bonds, dollar purchases and a US account. Its crypto service is run by Qubit Capitals S.R.L.

What are LB Finanzas fees for selling USDT?

No separate commission is listed: its terms say LB earns the spread inside the price it shows you. Deposits and peso transfers are free, and sending crypto out costs only the network fee. On Unigox the fee is part of the rate you accept.

Is LB Finanzas registered, and who owns the crypto in it?

Qubit Capitals S.R.L. is No. 59 on the CNV register of virtual asset service providers, an entry LB says is for UIF control, not CNV supervision. Its terms say the crypto belongs to the users and that the accounts holding it carry no deposit insurance.

Is there a Letsbit alternative for USDT on TON or Solana?

Unigox. LB Finanzas lists Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, Avalanche and Polygon for USDT, so USDT on TON or Solana needs a swap first. Unigox receives it on those networks and a P2P merchant or a payment business buys it and pays your bank.

See what your TON or Solana USDT sells for

Unigox shows the rate for your amount, fee included, before you accept. If the USDT could also reach LB Finanzas on Tron, check LB's price the same day.

Letsbit, LB Finanzas and other names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Unigox is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by them. Information about other companies comes from public sources, mainly the companies' own websites, and each company can change its products and fees at any time.