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I want to exchange USD for zinli. Who will buy from me?
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Hello friends from #venezuela I was a bit lost, but we are back now, I would like to clarify a question that I've seen very frequently. It is the following, can physical dollars be exchanged directly for usdt in the p2p market?

The answer is no, but there is a way to change your physical dollars with just two banking platforms without almost paying a commission, and quickly.

Very well we will need to have an account at Bancamiga, since with their card you can use it for international payments, an account on zinli, a very well-known payment platform. Once we have those two accounts, we will do the following:

We will deposit our dollars in our account at Bancamiga, then we will transfer them to zinli, the commission for this transaction is 3.75, which means if we want to exchange $100, we will have $96.25 in zinli.

Now that we already have our money in zinli, we go to the p2p market select the option for payments in $ and we will look for the best rate and advertiser available to us, generally the prices tend to be around $0.995 per usdt, which means we will get approximately 96.78usdt if we exchange our $96.25.

This is a simple way to exchange our physical $ to usdt, without depending on anyone and at the best market rate, it also helps new users to make transactions in the p2p and start getting positive ratings.

This is the method I use when I have physical $ and want to change to usdt, if you know a better way let me know, by the way have you seen the price of $BNB and $SOL has been falling a lot, I think it's a great opportunity to buy and make profits in a few months or even weeks.


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#caracasvenezuela
#P2P
#zinli

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### How to transfer USDT from Binance to Zinli in Venezuela: Step-by-step guide

**Step 1: Log in to your Binance account**
- Access and log in with your username and password.

**Step 2: Go to your wallet**
- In the top menu, click on **"Wallet"** or **"Billetera"** and select **"Fiat and Cryptocurrencies"** or simply **"Wallet Overview"**.

**Step 3: Select USDT and make the withdrawal**
- Search for USDT in the list of cryptocurrencies and click on **"Withdraw"**.

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**Step 4: Get the USDT deposit address in Zinli**
- Log in to your Zinli account, in the **"Deposits"** section.
- Select USDT and copy the deposit address. It could be an address from the **TRC20 (Tron)**, **ERC20 (Ethereum)** network, or another that Zinli accepts.

**Step 5: Set up the transfer in Binance**
- In Binance, paste the Zinli deposit address in the **"Withdrawal Address"** field.
- Select the compatible network (for example, TRC20 if you copied the Tron address).
- Enter the amount of USDT you wish to transfer.

**Step 6: Confirm the details**
- Carefully verify that the address and network are correct.
- Ensure that the network selected in Binance matches the one supported by Zinli.
- Keep in mind that blockchain transactions are irreversible.

**Step 7: Security and confirmation**
- To proceed, Binance will ask you to verify with your security code (email, authenticator, etc.).
- Complete those steps and confirm the transfer.

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**Step 8: Wait for confirmation**
- The transfer may take a few minutes to a few hours, depending on the congestion of the selected network.

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**Step 9: Verify in Zinli**
- Log in to your Zinli account and in the **"Deposits"** section check that the USDT has arrived correctly.

#Binance #zinli

I share with you an experience I have with Zinli in the P2P market, the Binance team is asking me for a record of bank movements from the last 30 days and it seems to them that Zinli does not provide the option to download that document for the current month.

I no longer operate with Zinli in the P2P market. Zinli does not provide timely responses. For now, I will wait for the month to close.

#zinli #P2P

Finally, I was able to pay for something with Paypal! 🫡

I hadn't been able to make any payments with Paypal because it is very expensive to top up my account.

So I tried something different👇🏼

🔶I topped up my Zinli account with Binance.
🔶I linked my Zinli card to Paypal and that cost me 1$
🔶I made the payment with Paypal and Paypal took the money from my Zinli account.

This allowed me to spend less on top-ups for Paypal and finally make a purchase with my account.

#Binance #Payment #Paypal #BinancePay #zinli

hello... how do I affiliate #zinli a #Binance.
help please

🛑 HELLO Everyone, I read some information that I found very interesting for many of you! ☺️
@Zul Mujica Frontado published this ⬇️ :
I finally managed to pay something with Paypal! 🫡
I had not been able to make any payments with Paypal because it is very expensive to top up my account.
So I tried something different👇🏼
🔶 I topped up my Zinli account with Binance.
🔶 I linked my Zinli card to Paypal and that cost me $1
🔶 I made the payment with Paypal and Paypal took the money from my Zinli account.
This allowed me to spend less on top-ups for Paypal and finally be able to make a purchase with my account.
👋 Zul Mujica THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE INFORMATION!! 🥰
$BNB
#BinancePay #zinli

SAVINGS IN VENEZUELA

If you are in Venezuela, you receive payments in bolivars, and you are looking for a way to save with stability while also maintaining flexibility to buy or use your money when you need it, USDT is usually the best alternative.

In my experience, Binance is quite easy to use, especially if later you want to recharge cards like #zinli or wally to pay at stores or services.

(If you're interested, in a future post I can explain step by step how to pay for services using these cards through Binance.)

It's not about "earning more," but about maintaining the value of your money over time (and if you have a strategy - even luck - you could increase it).

Sometimes when we are paid in bolivars due to exchange rate differences, it gives the feeling that "you are losing," because when converting you end up with fewer units (for example, as of today 06/11/2025 28 USD at BCV Rate would be 20 USDT).

But the opposite happens: those 20 USDT generally are worth more bolivars tomorrow than today. If you keep the bolivars, each day they buy less.

That’s why a very common strategy is simple: save in USDT and buy in bolivars.

When you need to make a purchase, you sell your USDT and receive more bolivars than if you had kept them without converting to USDT from the beginning.

This way your money goes further.

Quick example:

If today you buy USDT at 302 Bs and tomorrow the rate rises to 310 Bs, your same USDT translates into more bolivars.

If you had left them in bolivars, you would have the same... but with less purchasing power.

In summary:
A mechanism to be able to surf the wave and save (something that they always tell us is impossible in Venezuela PS: YES IT CAN BE DONE) is to save in USDT. Oh, and if you find it hard to save I have some good tips to save your money from yourself (if you want we can talk about it later in another post).

#P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #VenezuelaEnUSDT