We review sell trades during work days, and we aim to process them as soon as we receive the cryptocurrency sold by the trader.
In order for us to accept your sell trade, you must broadcast your cryptocurrency transaction to the network within the 15 minutes during which we guarantee the rate. In this case, we will lock the exchange rate, and your trade's state will change to "Processing". We can now review your trade the following business day.
To make sure we can send you a bank transfer for your trade, the following requirements must be met:
- Use a bank account registered in your own name as a payout account. Spouse's and corporate accounts are considered 3rd party, and we cannot issue bank transfers to them. This applies even if you are the owner of the company.
- When registering your payout account, make sure all the details, such as name and account number, are correct and complete.
We suggest you always use the same bank account to receive payouts in a given currency. Otherwise, some extra compliance checks might apply.
Important
To make sure you receive your bank transfer, it is important to consult with your bank and find out whether they accept transfers from companies working with cryptocurrencies. It is your responsibility to check this before creating sell trades. If your bank does not accept our transfer, it will be returned to us. Both the return and the re-issuing of your transfer to you will incur fees either from intermediary banks or from Coinify. Please read more about this here.
Bank transfers may take a few days to show up in your bank account. Occasionally, transfers may be delayed by, but not limited to, bank holidays varying in different countries, funds transfer delays and the compliance checks.
Keep in mind that Coinify can place your trade on hold while we conduct Compliance checks. Despite any delay that can result out of this, the exchange rate of your trade will not be affected and you will receive a payout for the same amount as promised. You will be notified by email in the even of your trade being put on hold for such a check.
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Under the 5th AML Directive, virtual currency platforms are now under the legal obligation to implement Customer Due Diligence (CDD) procedures for the purposes of anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT). In January 2020 the 5th AML Directive transposed into nation law and Coinify is now registered with the Danish Financial Authorities. This means that Coinify is now legally obliged to conducting customer due diligence on our clients and ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and regulations necessary to forestall and prevent money laundering. Take a look at our Legal Page to learn more about the Compliance checks Coinify performs.