Buy USDT with tenge
How much USDT you get for tenge at every licensed exchanger in Kazakhstan, including fees, markups and limits.
How much USDT you get for 100,000 ₸
| Exchanger | You get | Rate per 1 USDT | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| ImpactX | 219.27 USDT | 456.06 ₸ | No separate fees |
| Senim Digital | 218.70 USDT | 457.25 ₸ | No separate fees |
| AUSU | 206.44 USDT | 484.40 ₸ | +7% vs market rate |
| Pax Finance | 192.14 USDT | 520.45 ₸ | Fee 12,000 ₸ included |
The table is recalculated every minute from current rates and exchanger terms.
How to buy USDT with tenge in 5 steps
- Choose an exchanger. Compare the final amount in the table above or in the calculator. The board rate means different things at different exchangers: some include the fee in the rate, others deduct it separately.
- Check the license. The company name on the exchanger's website must match the entry in the NBK registry.
- Pass verification. You need an ID, a phone and a selfie. It usually takes from a few minutes to a day.
- Enter your wallet and network. Copy the address only from your own wallet. The order network must match the wallet network: see the lesson on TRC20, ERC20 and TON.
- Pay from a card or account in your name. A licensed exchanger rejects payments from other people's cards.
What to check besides the rate
- Service fee. A fixed fee hits small amounts hard. On 50,000 ₸ the gap between exchangers can exceed 10%.
- Size-based markup. Some exchangers give a worse rate on small orders than on the board.
- Limits. Minimum and maximum trade sizes differ, so a large purchase sometimes has to be split.
- Network fee. Charged by the exchanger or the blockchain when USDT is sent to your wallet.
What to avoid
Do not buy USDT from random sellers on Telegram or P2P platforms with payment to a private card. It is a common scam, and the bank may block your card over suspicious transfers. More in the lesson on crypto scams.
Keep purchased USDT in your own wallet and save receipts: you will need them to calculate tax if you later sell USDT at a higher price.