

Season 2 update (July 2026): Grass paid out its Season 2 rewards in USDC, not GRASS. Claims opened July 22, 2026 and stay open until January 22, 2027, after which unclaimed rewards are forfeited with no grace period. Claims run through the new in-app Grass wallet at app.grass.io. If you claimed Season 2, you're sitting on USDC, and cashing out is simpler than it used to be. More on that below.
So you've got GRASS. Maybe you earned it running a node, maybe you bought it, maybe you just claimed the Season 2 airdrop and found USDC in your wallet instead of tokens. Whatever got you here, the question is the same: how do you turn it into money you can actually use?
There are three ways to do it, and they're not equally good for everyone. Below they run from easiest to most involved. Pick the one that matches what you're holding and where you live.
Quick gut check before you start: if you claimed Season 2, you have USDC in a Grass wallet. If you earned or bought GRASS, you have the GRASS token, which you'll usually swap to USDC or USDT before cashing out. The path is slightly different depending on which one you've got.
Grass launched a native wallet in July 2026, and for most people it's now the shortest route to money. It's created automatically with your account, secured by a passkey (your fingerprint, face unlock, or PIN), and runs on Solana. There's no app to install separately and no seed phrase to copy on day one.
Two things make it useful here. Swaps are gasless, so you can turn GRASS into USDC without holding any SOL for fees. And it plugs straight into MoonPay for fiat cash-outs.
If you're holding GRASS, swap it first:
The network cost comes out of the token you're swapping, so you never need SOL sitting in the wallet. Quotes expire fast, within 30 seconds, so if yours lapses just pull a fresh one.
Then cash out to your bank, card, or Venmo:
If an option is greyed out, MoonPay doesn't offer it where you are. That's the one real limitation of this path: availability is regional, and MoonPay's fees and rates aren't the best you'll find. For small amounts and speed, it's hard to beat. For larger sums, an exchange (Path B) often costs less.
If you want a proper fiat withdrawal to your bank and you're moving a meaningful amount, a centralized exchange usually gives you a better rate than the in-app route.
GRASS trades on plenty of them, including Kraken, Coinbase, KuCoin, Bybit, Gate, MEXC, and OKX. What matters for cashing out is whether the exchange offers a direct fiat pair, because that saves you a conversion step. Kraken lists GRASS/USD and GRASS/EUR. Coinbase carries GRASS too. On either one the flow is straightforward:
If you're in a market where direct fiat pairs are thin, the Philippines being a good example, P2P is often the realistic way to reach your local currency.
On Bybit, Gate, or Bitget, convert GRASS to USDT on the spot market, then use the P2P desk to sell that USDT to a local buyer. In the Philippines that usually means settling through GCash, Maya, or a bank transfer. As a seller, wait until the payment actually lands before you release the crypto. That one habit prevents most P2P scams.
A word of caution on Bitget specifically: searching "grass" there can surface a memecoin called TouchGrass, which is a completely different asset from Grass the bandwidth network. Make sure you're on the real GRASS/USDT pair before you trade.
Here's the part a lot of guides gloss over. If you claimed a modest Season 2 payout, or you're holding a small GRASS bag, running it through an exchange and a bank withdrawal is a lot of friction for not much money. You lose a cut to fees at every hop, and you wait days for fiat you're only going to spend anyway.
Cryptorefills lets you skip all of that. Swap your GRASS to USDC in the Grass wallet (gasless, as covered above), send that USDC to a Solana wallet like Phantom, and spend it directly on things you'd buy with cash:
No bank account, no P2P haggling, no waiting on a withdrawal to clear. If you're already on an exchange holding USDT or SOL instead, that works too. Withdraw it to your wallet and pay with whichever coin you've got.
