How to Sell USDT with GTBank in Nigeria

Are you looking to sell USDT in Nigeria? GTBank is one of the payment methods available on CoinCola, a reliable and secure platform to trade cryptocurrencies. In this article, we will guide you through the seven steps to sell USDT with GTBank in Nigeria.

Step 1: Create a CoinCola Account

The first step to sell USDT with GTBank in Nigeria is to create a CoinCola account. Simply visit the CoinCola website and click on the "Sign Up" button. Follow the prompts to enter your details and create your account.

Step 2: Deposit USDT

Once your account is set up, you need to deposit USDT into your CoinCola wallet. Go to your CoinCola wallet, select USDT, and click on the "Deposit" button. Follow the prompts to complete the deposit process.

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Step 3: Select GTBank as Payment Method

When you are ready to sell your USDT, select GTBank as your payment method. You will see a list of available traders who are willing to buy your USDT with GTBank.

Step 4: Check the Buyer's Terms

Before you initiate a trade, make sure to check the buyer's terms. This includes the amount they are willing to pay for your USDT, the payment window, and any other relevant information.

Step 5: Initiate a Trade

If you agree to the buyer's terms, you can initiate a trade by clicking on the "Sell Now" button. Enter the amount of USDT you want to sell and confirm the trade.

Step 6: Receive Payment and Release Coin

Once the buyer has made payment through GTBank, confirm the payment on the CoinCola platform. Once confirmed, release the USDT to the buyer's wallet.

Step 7: Provide Feedback

After the trade is completed, provide feedback on the buyer's profile. This helps to build trust within the CoinCola community and ensures a safe and secure trading experience for all users.

If you need any assistance during the trading process, you can always visit the CoinCola support center for help.

Start trading now on CoinCola and sell USDT with GTBank in Nigeria.