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USDT to pesos (PHP) P2P rate today

What one USDT cost in pesos on the P2P markets of Binance, OKX, Bybit and MEXC at our last reading, by order size. Taken from each exchange's own advert list, not from a currency converter.

Last reading:

The reading

On 23 October 2026, buying USDT with ₱5,000 cost about ₱63.65 per USDT on OKX, ₱63.77 on Bybit, ₱63.80 on Binance and ₱63.83 on MEXC. Selling ₱5,000 worth paid about ₱63.55 per USDT on OKX, ₱63.49 on Binance, ₱63.47 on MEXC and ₱63.26 on Bybit.

What it cost to buy 1 USDT

Exchange₱1,000 order₱5,000 order₱50,000 order
Binance ₱63.79best advert ₱63.70 ₱63.80best advert ₱63.68 ₱63.77best advert ₱63.70
OKX ₱63.73best advert ₱63.58 ₱63.65best advert ₱63.60 ₱63.66best advert ₱63.63
Bybit ₱64.01best advert ₱63.80 ₱63.77best advert ₱63.65 ₱63.77best advert ₱63.65
MEXC ₱63.84best advert ₱63.70 ₱63.83best advert ₱63.70 ₱63.89best advert ₱63.79

Lower is better when you buy. The shaded cell is the lowest typical price for that order size.

What you got for selling 1 USDT

Exchange₱1,000 order₱5,000 order₱50,000 order
Binance ₱63.43best advert ₱63.47 ₱63.49best advert ₱63.54 ₱63.52best advert ₱63.54
OKX ₱63.49best advert ₱63.52 ₱63.55best advert ₱63.60 ₱63.57best advert ₱63.59
Bybit ₱62.56best advert ₱63.46 ₱63.26best advert ₱63.59 ₱63.57best advert ₱63.59
MEXC ₱63.46best advert ₱63.52 ₱63.47best advert ₱63.52 ₱63.48best advert ₱63.56

Higher is better when you sell. The shaded cell is the highest typical price for that order size.

How to read the two numbers. The large figure is the typical price: the middle of the 10 best prices among adverts that accept that order size, from advertisers showing at least 10 completed orders and a 90% completion rate. "Best advert" is the single best of those. We use the typical price for comparisons because one unusually good advert is often small, gone in minutes, or open only to some users.

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    An estimate from the reading above, using the order size closest to your amount.

    What the exchanges say about fees. Binance announced in March 2024 a flat taker fee of 0.05 USDT per order on USDT pairs in most fiat markets, and we have not confirmed it is unchanged (Binance). OKX says it charges zero fee on P2P trading (OKX). Bybit lists a 0% fee for the person taking an advert, and charges advertisers in a few currencies (Bybit). MEXC describes a zero-platform-fee policy for P2P (MEXC). Where no fee is charged the price you accept is the cost of the trade, though your bank or wallet may charge for the transfer.

    Featured and promoted adverts against the ordinary list

    Some adverts are pinned above the ordinary list (shown in a highlighted box on OKX, labelled "Featured" on Bybit and MEXC). At this reading they compared with the ordinary adverts as follows.

    ExchangeYou arePinned priceTypical priceDifference on 100 USDT
    OKX selling selling ₱61.79 ₱63.55 ₱176 worse (2.8%)
    OKX buying buying ₱65.49 ₱63.65 ₱184 worse (2.9%)
    Bybit selling selling ₱63.59 ₱63.26 ₱33 better
    Bybit buying buying ₱63.68 ₱63.77 ₱9 better
    MEXC selling selling ₱60.59 ₱63.47 ₱288 worse (4.5%)
    MEXC buying buying ₱66.64 ₱63.83 ₱281 worse (4.4%)

    We record what the lists show. We do not know how an advert comes to be pinned, so we draw no conclusion about why. The practical point is simple: scroll past the pinned adverts and compare before you pick. Binance showed no pinned adverts at this reading.

    The gap between buying and selling

    If you buy USDT and later sell it back on the same exchange, this gap is what the round trip gives up before any price change. For a ₱5,000 order:

    ExchangeTypical buyTypical sellGap per USDTAs a share
    OKX₱63.65₱63.55₱0.100.16%
    Binance₱63.80₱63.49₱0.310.49%
    MEXC₱63.83₱63.47₱0.360.57%
    Bybit₱63.77₱63.26₱0.510.81%

    The the Philippines P2P market at a glance

    Counted from the full advert lists at the same reading. "Buy from" means adverts selling USDT to you; "sell to" means adverts buying it from you.

    ExchangeAdverts to buy fromAdverts to sell toSmallest orderTake ₱500 or lessUsual time to pay
    Binance 144 259 ₱500 28% 15 min
    OKX 79 199 ₱62 38% 15 min
    Bybit 41 85 ₱100 20% 15 min
    MEXC 32 68 ₱120 53% 15 min

    "Take ₱500 or less" is the share of adverts you can buy from whose minimum order is at or under that amount. "Usual time to pay" is the payment window most of those adverts set. Bybit is counted with the filter its page applies by default (verified advertisers); without it there were 86 to buy from and 124 to sell to.

    Payment methods advertisers accept

    • Binance. When you buy: Gcash 57%, GoTyme Bank 47%, Bank transfer 44%, Maya 39%. When you sell: Gcash 57%, Maya 36%, Bank transfer 34%, GoTyme Bank 33%.
    • OKX. When you buy: Bank transfer 81%, GCash 81%, GOTyme Bank 78%, PayMaya 68%. When you sell: GCash 68%, GOTyme Bank 54%, Bank transfer 51%, PayMaya 38%.
    • Bybit. When you buy: Gcash 66%, Bank transfer 54%, Maya 44%, Bank of the philippine Islands (BPI) 37%. When you sell: Gcash 84%, Maya 66%, Bank transfer 61%, GoTyme Bank 48%.
    • MEXC. When you buy: Gcash 72%, Maya 59%, GoTyme Bank 53%, Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) 41%. When you sell: Gcash 60%, GoTyme Bank 49%, Maya 47%, Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) 44%.

    Share of adverts on each list that accept the method. An advert can accept several, so the shares add up to more than 100%.

    Daily readings

    DateBinanceOKXBybitMEXC
    BuySellBuySellBuySellBuySell
    23 Oct63.8063.4963.6563.5563.7763.2663.8363.47
    22 Oct63.6463.3563.7063.5063.6963.3763.6763.36

    Typical price per USDT for a ₱5,000 order. Readings began on 22 Oct 2026; the chart appears once there are a few days to draw. The table keeps the last reading of each day. Download every reading as CSV (all three order sizes, best and typical price, featured prices).

    Before you trade on P2P

    • Set your amount first. The price changes with order size, as the tables show, so compare adverts that actually accept what you want to trade.
    • Scroll past the pinned adverts. Compare them with the ordinary adverts below before you pick.
    • Read the advertiser's numbers. Completed orders and completion rate are shown beside each advert. This page ignores advertisers under 10 orders or 90%.
    • Keep the chat and the payment on the platform. Bybit's P2P page tells users never to move the conversation off the platform and not to use third-party or split payments (Bybit P2P).
    • Know what protects you. MEXC describes its P2P as an escrow: the seller's crypto is locked and released only after payment is confirmed (MEXC Learn).

    How this is read, and what it cannot tell you

    Every day, usually twice, a script opens the public USDT advert list each exchange shows to anyone, for three order sizes on each side, and records the prices. The exact time is printed at the top of this page. For Bybit we read the list with the filter its own page applies by default, which shows verified advertisers only. Adverts open only to takers in another country are left out. No account is used and nothing is traded.

    • It is one reading, not a live quote. P2P prices move through the day. Use the tables to see how the exchanges compare, then check the live list.
    • Adverts carry conditions. An advertiser can require a minimum account age, a number of completed trades or a verification level. The public list does not tell us whether you meet them, and some of the best prices are open only to some users.
    • These are advert prices, not completed trades. We do not measure how fast an advertiser pays or releases.
    • We keep prices, limits and payment-method names only. Nothing about any advertiser is stored.

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    The exchanges in this reading

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    Crypto is volatile and you can lose money. A P2P trade is a deal with another person: check the advert, the name on the account and the payment before you release or mark anything as paid. Education only, not financial advice.