# How to sell TON (GRAM) and cash out to a card

TON is GRAM now: P2P, selling in a wallet and exchanges — how to turn coins into money on a card.

https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/sell-ton

Updated 2026-10-02 · 5 min read

TON is now called GRAM: Toncoin was renamed on 15 June 2026, and the coin goes by GRAM everywhere. You cannot send coins straight to a bank card — you sell them first. That is done in P2P (in Walt, @CryptoBot or xRocket), through a provider inside the Keeper wallet (formerly Tonkeeper), or on an exchange. The money reaches your card from the buyer or from the provider. Below: how each way works and what to check before a deal.

## TON is GRAM now: what it changes when you sell

The number of coins, the addresses and the wallets did not change: 1 TON became 1 GRAM, with no swap and no migration. So you sell the same coin you called TON, and in the service lists you look for GRAM — Walt's help names it "GRAM (prev. TON)" in its P2P market. More in [GRAM, the former TON](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/gram). What the coin is worth now is on the [GRAM rate](https://shiba-bank.com/en/gram-rate) page.

## Ways to sell GRAM

**1. P2P in Walt (@walt, formerly Wallet in Telegram).** GRAM is on the P2P market's list of coins. You can sell in two ways: answer a buyer's ad, or post an ad of your own — that needs merchant status, which requires verification with an ID document. Walt asks you to verify your identity either way, so do it in advance. Details are in Walt's help: [help.walt.io](https://help.walt.io/article/19-sell-crypto-on-the-p2p-market).

**2. P2P in @CryptoBot.** According to its help, open "P2P" → "Sell", choose a coin and the way you want to receive money, pick an offer from the list, tap "Sell", enter the amount and create the order. About the service itself: [Crypto Bot (@CryptoBot) on Telegram](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/cryptobot).

**3. P2P in xRocket.** Buying and selling coins directly with other users under built-in escrow: by the service's description, assets are locked until the payment is fully confirmed. More in [xRocket on Telegram](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/xrocket).

**4. Selling in the Keeper wallet.** In Keeper (formerly Tonkeeper) pick the token and tap "Cash sell", enter the amount and finish the sale on the provider's website. According to Keeper's help, the providers are Mercuryo, MoonPay and, for users from Russia, AvanChange. Selling is not available in every region or for every token, the provider may ask for documents, and the money may take a while to reach the card. About the wallet: [Tonkeeper, now Keeper](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/tonkeeper).

**5. An exchange.** GRAM trades on crypto exchanges: you send the coins to the exchange, sell them for USDT or another currency, and take the money out in a way the exchange supports — for example through its P2P. Every exchange has its own rules and fees.

## How to withdraw GRAM from a wallet

To send GRAM to an exchange or another wallet, open the send screen in your wallet app, choose the coin and the TON network, paste the recipient's address and enter the amount. If the recipient asks for a memo (a comment), enter it exactly: without it an exchange may not credit the transfer. The TON network fee is paid in GRAM, so do not send the balance down to the last coin.

From the wallet bots — Walt, @CryptoBot, xRocket — withdrawal works the same way: in the withdrawal section ("Withdraw") choose the coin, the network, the address and the amount. Before you confirm, check the fee and the minimum amount, copy the address from the current recipient screen and compare the network: coins sent to the wrong place may never arrive.

If you own a channel, Telegram hands the processing of channel rewards to Fragment — see [how to withdraw Stars from a channel](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/withdraw-stars-from-channel).

## What to check in a P2P deal

- Confirm that you received the money only when it has **already arrived** in your bank app, not from a screenshot.
- Compare the sender's name on the bank receipt with the buyer's name in the order. By Walt's rules, if the names do not match, do not confirm the payment.
- Receive money only to accounts in your own name: Walt allows only payment methods registered in your name.
- Stay inside the deal: P2P protection does not work in a private chat or for "I will pay from another card".
- Never share your wallet's recovery phrase or a login code — see [the recovery phrase guide](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/seed-phrase).

## Fees and minimums

Each service has its own fees, minimum amounts and limits, and they change. We do not quote numbers: look them up in the service's help and on the order screen before you confirm.

## If you need money for Stars

You can sell Telegram Stars to the Shiba Bank bot for USDT — see [how to sell Telegram Stars](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/sell-telegram-stars). Then USDT goes to a card the way [how to withdraw USDT to a card](https://shiba-bank.com/en/guides/usdt-to-card) describes.

GRAM also pays for Stars and Premium in the Shiba Bank bot.

[Buy Stars — Open the app](https://t.me/barboskich_stars_bot?startapp=site_ai_en_buy)

## Frequently asked questions

### How do I sell TON?
TON is GRAM now. Sell it in the P2P market of Walt, @CryptoBot or xRocket, through a provider in the Keeper wallet ("Cash sell"), or on an exchange. The money reaches the card from the buyer in P2P, or from the provider.

### How do I withdraw TON to a card?
Coins cannot go straight to a card: you sell them first. In P2P the buyer transfers money to your card, and in Keeper you finish the sale on the provider's website.

### How do I withdraw TON from a wallet?
Open the send screen, choose GRAM and the TON network, enter the recipient's address and the amount, and a memo if the recipient asks for one. The network fee is paid in GRAM.

### Do I have to verify my identity to sell TON?
In Walt, yes: the service asks you to confirm your identity. Providers in Keeper may ask for documents under their own rules. Verify only inside the service itself.
