Five countries, four crowns and the Euro
For cards from Norway (NOK), Sweden (SEK), Denmark (DKK), and Iceland (ISK), choose between local currency and Euro. For Finland, payout is in Euro.
- Finland: EU and Eurozone – Payout in EUR
- Sweden: EU, own krone – SEK or EUR
- Denmark: EU, but not in the Euro – DKK or EUR
- Norway and Iceland: not in the EU, but in the EEA – NOK or ISK or EUR
Krone or Euro?
If your card is linked to a koruna account, the local currency is usually the better choice because no second conversion by the bank is necessary. Euro is worthwhile especially if you have a separate Euro account.
Iceland: small currency, closer look
The Icelandic króna is displayed without decimal places. When placing the order, ensure that the displayed ISK amount meets your expectations, and check how your bank books incoming card payments.
Process and duration
The same procedure applies as everywhere else: 300 to 5,000 USD equivalent per order, 30-minute rate fixation, sending only on the network from the order. Credit to the card depends on the respective bank.
Cash in the north
Cash sales from 5,000 USDC or USDT can also be requested for cities like Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki, or Reykjavík – payouts are made in cash only in EUR or CHF, not in kroner.