A TiendaCrypto alternative for selling USDT held on Tron
TiendaCrypto lists no Tron, TON or Solana network for USDT. Unigox is a TiendaCrypto alternative for that USDT: a P2P merchant or payment business buys it and pays your bank. On Ethereum, BNB Chain or Polygon, stay with TiendaCrypto.
When to stay with TiendaCrypto
Your USDT is on Ethereum, BNB Chain or Polygon
TiendaCrypto receives USDT on those three networks and buys it at its screen price with no commission added. The pesos go to a CBU or CVU in your name, Mercado Pago and Ualá included.
You trade crypto with dollars from your bank
Pesos and dollars each have their own CBU at TiendaCrypto, and its terms let you buy and sell crypto by transferring US dollars as well as pesos.
You also buy bitcoin, ether or SOL
TiendaCrypto prices BTC, ETH, SOL and POL in pesos beside USDT and USDC. Unigox trades stablecoins only.
Turning USDT into pesos: TiendaCrypto and Unigox
Each row follows one USDT sale for Argentine pesos; bitcoin, other coins and TiendaCrypto's business API are left out.
| Topic | TiendaCrypto | Unigox |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An Argentine exchange run by Sixalime S.A.S., from the team that built Tienda Dólar. It buys and sells crypto for pesos or for US dollar transfers. | A marketplace that matches the USDT you send in with a P2P merchant or payment business paying local money. |
| USDT networks in | Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon, the three its help centre lists. Coins sent on any other network are not credited and are lost, it warns. | Tron, TON and Solana, plus EVM networks such as Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum and Optimism. Polygon is not on the Unigox list for USDT. |
| Who sets the price | TiendaCrypto itself, with one buy and one sell price per coin on its site. | The merchant or payment business taking your sale quotes a rate for your amount. |
| Fees | No commission on trades or peso transfers, its help centre says: you pay the screen price, and it buys coins for less than it sells them. Its terms allow service fees it announces. Sending crypto out costs the network fee. | Already inside the rate you accept for the sale. |
| Pesos to your bank | To a CBU or CVU in your own name, never a relative's or friend's. Transfers run every day at any hour; at night and at weekends they can take longer. | The merchant or payment business taking your sale pays the bank account you name on the trade, and you confirm once the pesos are there. During a trade the crypto sits in an on-chain escrow that Unigox can release only to the buyer or the seller. |
| Regulation | Sixalime S.A.S. is number 21 on the CNV register of virtual asset service providers. Its footer adds that the entry is not a CNV licence and brings no CNV supervision. | 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. |
UnigoxSell Tron USDT without going through TiendaCrypto
Sign up and verify
Create the account and finish the Unigox identity check; it comes before your first trade, however small. The CUIT and DNI validation you did at TiendaCrypto does not carry over.
Send the Tron USDT straight to Unigox
Copy the Tron address from the Unigox deposit screen into the wallet or exchange that holds the USDT. No swap to Ethereum, BNB Chain or Polygon first.
Sell for pesos
Type the amount, name the bank account to be paid and take the rate on screen. Once the pesos are in, confirm, and the escrow releases the USDT.
The TiendaCrypto alternatives FAQ
Is there a TiendaCrypto alternative for USDT on Tron?
Unigox takes USDT on Tron, TON and Solana, none of which TiendaCrypto lists, and a P2P merchant or a payment business pays your bank in pesos for it. USDT on Ethereum, BNB Chain or Polygon can go into TiendaCrypto as it is.
Who runs TiendaCrypto, and what does it sell?
An Argentine crypto exchange run by Sixalime S.A.S., built by the team behind Tienda Dólar. It prices USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL and POL in pesos, takes pesos or dollars by bank transfer from an account in your name, and offers an API to platforms that want to sell crypto.
Does TiendaCrypto charge commissions?
Its help centre says no: you pay the price on screen, and sending pesos or dollars in or out costs nothing. Its terms keep the right to charge service fees it announces, and a crypto withdrawal pays the network fee.
Is TiendaCrypto registered with the CNV?
Yes. Sixalime S.A.S., which runs TiendaCrypto, is number 21 on the CNV register of virtual asset service providers. Its own footer says the entry is for anti-money-laundering control and is not a CNV licence.
Price your Tron USDT on Unigox
TiendaCrypto needs the USDT on one of its three networks first. Unigox quotes a rate, fee included, for USDT sent on Tron; set it beside TiendaCrypto's screen price before you sell.
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