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Ethereum to ruble rate for card payouts

The ETH to ruble rate follows the market price of Ethereum and changes with it. The chart shows the coin's dynamics, and the current rate for card payouts is listed in the block below.

Ethereum ERC20 ETH→Sberbank RUB

Exchange rate, 1 ETH =

188,580.00 RUB

Exchange data as of November 7, 2026 · floating rate

Minimum amount

0.019 ETH

Maximum amount

370.37 ETH

Reserve

266,123,665.61 RUB

The rate floats: it is fixed once your transfer receives the required number of confirmations on the network. To know the final amount in advance, select the paid “Fixed rate” option in the form.

Transfer ether to rubles

The process is short: you create an order, send ETH over the ERC20 network to the address issued to you, and the operator transfers rubles to your Sberbank card. The payout recipient is set by the order, not by the wallet the ether was sent from.

Which wallet to send from

Any wallet or exchange that withdraws ETH over the ERC20 network will work. The full amount stated in the order must reach the address from the order, including the withdrawal fee.

How many rubles you get for your ether

Enter the amount of ETH in the calculator, and it will show the approximate amount in rubles. Calculations for typical amounts are already collected in a table.

You sendETH

You receive

≈ 92,896.55

RUB

Go to exchange

Rate for this amount: 1 ETH = 185,793.10 RUB

Why the amount per ETH depends on the volume

In this direction the rate changes with the exchange amount, so each row of the table has its own rate. The calculator and the table use the same conditions as the exchange form.

The result is approximate. The rate floats, and the final amount becomes known when it is fixed after network confirmations.

Exchange ETH for rubles

In the exchange form, choose Ethereum ERC20 and Sberbank RUB. After you enter the amount, you will see how many rubles will arrive on your card.

Before you create an order, prepare:

• ETH in a wallet or on an exchange that can withdraw over the ERC20 network, plus a small reserve for the network fee;
• a Sberbank card and its holder's details;
• the phone number linked to the card, a Telegram or WhatsApp contact, and an e-mail.

The exchange terms and confirmation requirements are described in the site rules. Read them before you create an order.

Sell Ethereum for Cash

This direction does not pay out cash. You send Ethereum ERC20, and rubles arrive by bank transfer to your Sberbank card. No other payout methods are available here.

If you need cash, withdraw the rubles from your card at an ATM or branch after the funds arrive. Withdrawal limits and any bank fee are set by your card terms, and the exchange does not affect them.

How to exchange ether for a card: step-by-step guide

The exchange has three stages: you create an order, send ETH, and receive rubles on your card.

1. 1

   Create an order

   Choose the pair in the exchange form, enter the amount, and provide your card details and contacts.

   You send

   Ethereum ERC200.5 ETH

   You receive

   Sberbank≈ 92,896.55 RUB

   Recipient details

   • Card number
   • Card holder's full name
   • Phone number linked to the card
   • Telegram or WhatsApp
   • E-mail

   Create order
2. 2

   Send ETH

   Send ether over the ERC20 network to the address from the order.

   Send exactly

   0.5 ETH

   To the address in your order

   The address appears once the order is created

   Waiting for network confirmations
3. 3

   Receive rubles

   The operator processes the order manually and sends the rubles to your card.

   Payout sent

   ≈ 92,896.55 RUB

   to your Sberbank card

   Payout time: 30 minutes to 72 hours

Step 1. Create an order

In the exchange form, choose Ethereum ERC20 as the currency you send and RUB to card as the currency you receive, then enter an amount from 0.019 ETH to 370.37 ETH. The exchange charges no separate fee: it is included in the rate, and the final ruble amount is shown in the form before the order is created.

Open the ETH to RUB exchange form

Then fill in the order fields:

• card number;
• card holder's full name;
• phone number linked to the card;
• Telegram or WhatsApp;
• e-mail.

Before you confirm, check the amount and details once more. Turn on paid options only if you need them.

Step 2. Send ETH

After the order is created, the site shows the transfer address and amount. Send the ether on the network and in the amount stated in the order.

• After pasting the address, compare its beginning and end with the address in the order.
• When withdrawing from an exchange, choose the ERC20 network and account for the network or exchange fee: the amount from the order must arrive at the address.
• Save the TXID, that is the transaction hash: you will need it if you contact support.

Step 3. Receive rubles on your card

Once the transfer gets the required number of confirmations, the operator processes the order and sends the payout to your card. Payout takes 30 minutes to 72 hours. If you have questions, write to support on the site or in Telegram.

Order limits and ruble reserve

The amount of a single order can range from 0.019 ETH to 370.37 ETH.

Right now the direction's reserve has 266,123,665.61 RUB available for payouts. If your amount is outside the limits or exceeds the reserve, the form will tell you, and support will advise what to do.

How long until rubles reach your card after you send ETH

The total time has two parts: waiting for network confirmations and manual processing of the order by the operator.

Network confirmations

Until the transfer gets the required number of confirmations, the rate is not fixed and the order does not move forward. The number required is set out in the rules. Speed depends on how busy the Ethereum network is and on the fee you set when sending.

Payout by the operator

The payout to your card takes 30 minutes to 72 hours. If you need it faster, the form has a paid “Urgent payout” option.

If the order is stuck

1. Find the transfer's TXID in your wallet or on the exchange.
2. Open the transaction in an Ethereum block explorer and check its status.
3. Compare the address and amount with the order details.
4. If everything matches but the payout period has passed, write to support.

In your message, give the order number and the TXID. Do not send the ether again.

Fees for exchanging ether to rubles

BTCChange24 does not charge a separate fee for the exchange: it is already included in the rate. You see the final amount in the form before you create the order.

Costs on the sender's side

For sending ETH you pay the Ethereum network fee, and it goes to the network, not to the exchanger. Its size depends on network load and your wallet settings. When withdrawing from an exchange, the exchange may also deduct its own withdrawal fee.

Paid options in the form

• “Payment receipt”;
• “Receive in one payment”;
• “Urgent payout”;
• “Payment to a third party”;
• “Tip for the service”;
• “Fixed rate”;
• “Priority support”.

Each option is optional, and its effect on the total is shown in the form before you create the order.

How to fill in bank card details in the order

The rubles will be sent to the card using the details from the order. Check each field before you send the ether.

• Card number. Copy it from the bank app or write it down from the card itself. Enter digits only.
• Card holder's full name. Write the name as it appears in the bank's records. If the card is issued to another person, look at the “Payment to a third party” option.
• Phone number linked to the card. It must be a number that is actually linked to this card.
• Telegram or WhatsApp. The operator will contact you through this messenger.
• E-mail. Enter an address you have access to.

If you notice a mistake in the details after the order is created, do not send ether. Create a new order or contact support right away.

Safety: what to check when sending ETH over ERC20

The network and address must match the order

Send Ethereum specifically over the ERC20 network. When withdrawing from an exchange, the network is selected manually, and a mistake at this step can lead to lost funds.

Check the address after pasting

Some malware replaces clipboard contents. Compare the beginning and end of the pasted address with the address on the order page.

Do not share access to your wallet or bank

The exchange does not require a seed phrase, private key, wallet password, PIN or SMS codes. The order fields are enough.

Use official support

Ask questions through the chat on the site or in Telegram, the link to which the site provides. Ignore messages from strangers with a different transfer address.

Recipient card

The payout goes to the card in the order, and it is hard to get it back from there. If the rubles are meant for another person, use the “Payment to a third party” option and double-check the details.

What to do if your ETH to ruble exchange does not go as planned

The transaction is slow to confirm

Open the TXID in a block explorer. If the network is congested or the fee was set low, the transfer may wait for confirmations longer than usual. The rate stays unfixed in the meantime.

Ether was sent on the wrong network

Do not try to send the funds again. Write to support with the order number, the TXID and the name of the network the transfer was made on.

The ruble total differs from the calculation

This is possible, because the rate floats and is fixed after confirmations. To know the amount in advance next time, use the “Fixed rate” option.

The card number contains an error

If the ETH has not been sent yet, create a new order with correct details. If the transfer has already gone out, tell support immediately, before the operator makes the payout.

The rubles have not arrived

Check the order status and compare the payout period with the time elapsed. If the period has expired or the order is closed and no money has arrived, check the transaction history in your bank app and write to the operator.

Questions and answers about exchanging ether for rubles

Summary: exchanging Ethereum ERC20 for a Sberbank card

Before sending ether, check the ERC20 network, the address from the order, the ETH amount and the Sberbank card number. Keep the TXID until the rubles arrive on your card.