Sell Ethereum

Sell Ethereum (ETH) on TimeX, our licensed Australian crypto exchange. You can sell ETH for USD, AUD and many other cryptocurrencies and tokens. Sell at the current price, or set limit orders to sell at your chosen level.

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What is Ethereum?

Ethereum (ETH) is a global computing network, launched in 2015. Ethereum uses smart contracts – decentralised computer code – to execute applications of any complexity. The ETH token is used to pay for all operations on the Ethereum network.

How to sell Ethereum?

1

Deposit

Deposit funds into your account.
2

Choose an amount

Enter the amount of Ethereum (or Australian Dollar equivalent) that you would like to buy or sell.
3

Confirm

Click ‘Buy' to confirm your Ethereum purchase and your ETH will arrive in your TimeX wallet within minutes.
4

Relax

Open an account

How to buy Ethereum

Users based in Australia can buy Ethereum (ETH) from TimeX in just a few minutes. Simply open an account, complete verification, and deposit funds via bank transfer or a range of other options.

0.000007 Ethereum = 1 AUD

ETH EthereumAUD Australian Dollar
0.01 ETH1515.1515 AUD
0.1 ETH15151.5152 AUD
1 ETH151515.1520 AUD
2 ETH303030.3040 AUD
3 ETH454545.4560 AUD
5 ETH757575.7600 AUD
10 ETH1515151.5200 AUD
20 ETH3030303.0400 AUD
50 ETH7575757.6000 AUD
100 ETH15151515.2000 AUD
1000 ETH151515152.0000 AUD

Sell ETH with a credit card for AUD

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Pros and Cons
Australian Crypto Exchange

TimeX is the decentralised exchange for the ChronoBank ecosystem: a completely secure, easy and convenient way to trade digital tokens and cryptocurrencies on a peer-to-peer basis.
The Ethereum network acts as a highly versatile global computer, with every operation paid for using ETH.
Ethereum has become an extremely popular platform for Decentralised Finance (DeFi) projects.
Many of the top blockchain tokens and other crypto projects are based on Ethereum’s smart contracts.
It is the second most widely-known and used blockchain platform, after Bitcoin, and has a huge and very experienced community of developers working on its code and applications.
The Ethereum network has limited capacity, meaning that transactions can be delayed, or may even fail at times.
Competition for transactions means that blockchain fees can be very high.
Ethereum’s programming language is complex and bugs are often discovered in applications created on the platform.
There is increasing competition from many other smart contract blockchain platforms.