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What does the OnExchanger USDT index measure?
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USDT index tracks daily exchanger offers for buying and selling USDT in hryvnias. Separate columns distinguish the bank and transaction side.
The USDT index labels each transaction from the customer's perspective. Use these definitions to select the column that matches your payment.
| Direction | Transaction side | What the value means |
|---|---|---|
USDT (TRC20) →  Privat24 | Sell USDT | Hryvnias received per USDT |
USDT (TRC20) →  Monobank | Sell USDT | Hryvnias received per USDT |
| Privat24 → USDT (TRC20) | Buy USDT | Hryvnias paid per USDT |
| Monobank → USDT (TRC20) | Buy USDT | Hryvnias paid per USDT |
All directions use USDT on the TRC20 network. OnExchanger compares offers from online crypto and fiat exchangers and directs you to a provider. It holds no funds and does not perform the conversion; your chosen exchanger handles the order under its own rules.
How does OnExchanger calculate the daily USDT index?
The daily USDT index is the median of the hourly medians for each direction, using Kyiv calendar days and rounding to kopecks.
Exchangers supply offers through public XML rate files. Each direction follows these steps.
- Take an hourly snapshot using only offers updated within the last 30 minutes.
- Keep sell offers that accept a 500 USDT order and buy offers that accept a 20 000 hryvnia order.
- Record the median offer, the middle of the offers ranked by value, together with the offer count.
- Calculate the median of that day's hourly medians and round to kopecks.
The USDT index uses specific order sizes. Check that any quote you compare accepts your intended amount.
Why does OnExchanger use a median for the USDT index?
A median reduces the effect of an unusual quote from an individual exchanger. The USDT index represents the middle of the offers, rather than the highest payout or lowest buying cost.
For current quotes, compare USDT TRC20 offers for Privat24 payouts or USDT TRC20 offers for Monobank payouts, matching the daily figure's bank and transaction side.
How does the OnExchanger USDT index differ from bank rates?
The USDT index tracks exchanger offers rather than the NBU rate. Bank names identify payment routes, not bank card rates; neither P2P markets nor crypto exchanges supply its data.
The live USDT to hryvnia rates by bank rank current offers; the daily figure provides a historical reference. For other directions, browse hryvnia rate pages.
The buy–sell gap includes exchangers' spread and their fees for bank payments. OnExchanger may receive a partner commission; you pay the exchanger's rate with nothing added by the monitor.
Why does OnExchanger show “—” for the USDT index?
A dash means there are too few observations to publish a value. Each direction needs at least 6 hourly snapshots per day and an average of at least 3 offers.
Today's USDT index can be partial. Missing values are neither estimated nor filled in. Snapshots began on 7 November 2026; the first full day is 8 November 2026.
How can I cite the OnExchanger USDT index and use the CSV?
You may quote and republish the USDT index and CSV with an active link to this page and the name “OnExchanger USDT/UAH index”. Identify the date, bank and transaction side.
The CSV fields let you compare the same series across dates.
- date_kyiv gives the date in Kyiv time.
- sell_p24uah and sell_monobuah show hryvnias received per USDT.
- buy_p24uah and buy_monobuah show hryvnias paid per USDT.
- Additional fields give the average offer count for each rate column.
Unpublished rates stay empty in the CSV. Preserve those gaps when analysing the USDT index.
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FAQ
The USDT index uses offers from exchangers' public XML rate files. Each hourly snapshot includes only offers updated within the last 30 minutes whose limits accept the specified order size.