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Cashing out from Collective Memory happens in four steps:
  1. Find the proper way to cash out USDC in your region - a bit tricky only the first time, and we’re here to help.
  2. Convert your ATTN into USDC inside your wallet - easy.
  3. Send your USDC to the solution you found (Transak, Base and others) and cash-out - easy.

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Step 1 - Find the proper way to cash-out


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Step 2 - Convert ATTN to USDC

  1. Log in at collectivememory.ai
  2. Go to Wallet → select ATTN ↔ USDC
  3. Choose ATTN → USDC
  4. Enter the amount and confirm the swap.
Your balance will now show in USDC. Note: You may need a small amount of Base ETH for gas fees (around $2 covers many transfers) We initially provide you with the gas fees to complete swaps.

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Step 3 - Transfer your USDC to an external wallet or exchange & cash out.

Once you hold USDC, send it to exchanges or fiat gateways that support your region. From this point, the process is handled by third-party providers.

Log in (again, if needed) at collectivememory.ai
  1. Go to Wallet → select Transfer
  2. Enter the wallet address you got from the solution you found in Step 2
  3. Enter the amount of USDC you would like to send.
  4. Click “Send” and wait for the transaction to complete
Now go back to the solution you found, and continue with their instructions on how to cash out the USDC you just transferred.


Important Collective Memory only supports the ATTN → USDC conversion. Off-ramping to your local currency is managed by external providers. Always test first with a small transfer ($10–15).

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Coming Soon

You’ll soon be able to send USDC directly to off-ramp providers from inside the Collective Memory app, simplifying the entire process.

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Final Note

While cashing out is available, we recommend holding ATTN. The more the system grows, the more value concentrates in the token. This game is long term — those who hold are best positioned to benefit from the expansion of Collective Memory.