: Cash is the primary draw, but "we buy" businesses may also pay out via bank wire, PayPal, or other digital wallets. Key Benefits

The phrase typically refers to businesses or individuals that offer to exchange your Bitcoin (BTC) for traditional cash or other forms of "fiat" money. These operations range from professional physical exchange offices and automated kiosks (Bitcoin ATMs) to peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplaces. How the Service Works

: Platforms like LocalBitcoins (which popularized this model) connect buyers and sellers directly, often using an escrow service to ensure both parties fulfill the trade.

: Stationary offices provide face-to-face assistance, which can reduce the risk of technical errors like sending funds to the wrong blockchain.

: Automated kiosks found in gas stations or convenience stores. Some of these machines allow you to sell Bitcoin and receive cash directly from the machine, though many only support buying.

: Stationary offices where you can meet a real person to sell your crypto assets. They often offer technical support for users who aren't familiar with transfers or wallets.