Looking for reliable service to swap large USDT → ETH (advice welcome)

[maybelater]

Hey, I haven’t really used online crypto swap services before, but now I need to exchange a pretty big amount of USDT to ETH. I’m looking for something reliable and simple to use — no long checks or registration if possible. Just want to do it safely and without losing on the rate.

If anyone here has experience with bigger swaps (like tens or hundreds of thousands), I’d really appreciate your advice on which platforms or desks you’d recommend.

Main things that matter to me are safety, fair rate, and that the swap actually goes through without delays or weird verifications. Thanks in advance to anyone who shares their experience or trusted links — would really help a lot.

[exvox]

Hi! You might want to check out EXVO - our service is exactly what you’re describing. We handle fast and secure crypto swaps for large amounts with very competitive rates, since we’re part of a referral program from a major crypto liquidity provider. We work specifically with high-volume swaps and keep fees low. And as a small bonus, there’s currently a +2.5% promo running until the end of this year for exchanges from $100K to $1M. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out through the contacts listed there, and we’ll be glad to help. 💚

[Trêvoid]

Welcome to forum @maybelater

A rule for life: 
If something seems cheap now, it’ll probably cost you more later; true quality usually saves you money over time.

You can first swap it to Monero on P2P using Retoswap or Bisq, but you have to do "work" or we can handle it for you. We deliver not semi %100 mixed XMR. We have our own reserves and don’t depend on other exchanges. We never do AML or KYC checks.

This method is strongly recommended for OPSEC reasons. 
The exchange or anyone else won’t know you swapped it for Monero. They’ll just see that USDT was sent to another address could be to anyone, for anything.

If you plan to use other services later, avoid swapping all your funds at once. Do it in small batches instead.

Best regards,
— Trêvoid