USDT P2P rate in Argentina
· Argentine peso (ARS) · Binance, Bybit, OKX P2Pno read yetNo P2P offer for ARS has been read yet. The number appears as soon as wizzy has read the exchanges’ P2P books; nothing is filled in until then.
Converter
at best P2P priceNo P2P price has been read for ARS yet.
Best price per exchange
buy · per USDTNo exchange has answered for ARS yet.
Offer ladder
Every visible P2P offer to buy USDT with ARS, placed by price. Dot size = USDT available. The best offer per exchange is marked.
The ladder appears once offers have been read.
Premium over the reference rate, 7 days
best buy vs referenceThe history fills in from the day this site started reading; there is no back-filled past.
Cheapest hour to buy
median premium by hour, UTCNot enough of wizzy’s own hourly samples yet; this fills in over the coming days.
Best time to sell
median sell premium by hour, UTC, 7 daysNot enough of wizzy’s own hourly samples yet; this fills in over the coming days.
Sell side
highest price a buyer offersNo sell offers read yet.
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Countries by P2P premium
How far the best P2P buy price for USDT sits above the reference rate, per currency. Tap a country for its own page.
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Rate alerts on Telegram
A message when the ARS premium crosses a level, plus a short summary twice a day with the cheapest exchange.
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Questions
What is the P2P premium?
The difference between the best P2P price for 1 USDT and the reference USD rate for the same currency. A premium of 6.8 % means a dollar in USDT costs 6.8 % more on P2P than at the reference rate.
Where do the prices come from?
From the public P2P order books of Binance, Bybit and OKX — the same lists their P2P pages show — read about every 30 minutes. Each price is an offer that was on the book when it was read. The reference rate comes from a public exchange-rate source (open.er-api.com); for some currencies it differs from a central bank's fix.
Why is the buy price higher than the sell price?
Buyers pay the lowest price a seller asks; sellers get the highest price a buyer offers. The gap between the two is the spread, and it is where P2P merchants earn.
Are these offers safe?
An offer on the book says nothing about the merchant. Use the exchange's escrow, never pay outside the platform, and check completion rate and order count — the merchant check on this site lists what to look at.
Why is a currency missing or empty?
When an exchange does not serve a currency, or did not answer on the last read, its prices are left out. Nothing is filled in.