BTC to ETH Swap
A BTC to ETH swap means you send Bitcoin and receive Ethereum through one exact exchange route. On this page, the flow is strictly BTC → ETH: you enter the BTC amount, review the expected ETH output, send BTC to the displayed Bitcoin payment address, and provide a compatible ETH payout address for delivery.
Before payment, the widget shows an estimated quote based on the selected route and current market conditions. Check that your Ethereum wallet address is correct and that the selected network matches the payout requirements, because BTC is sent to the order's deposit details and ETH is paid out to the address you entered.
BTC to ETH Rate Context
This chart shows the recent BTC/ETH exchange-rate relationship over a 90-day period. It is a pair-specific reference tool to support rate awareness before you swap BTC to ETH, not a price forecast or trading signal.
Historical BTC/ETH rate — last 90 days. For reference only.
What a BTC to ETH Swap Means
A BTC to ETH swap means you send BTC and receive ETH. The payment step uses Bitcoin deposit details, while the payout step uses your Ethereum wallet address, so each asset stays tied to its correct network and destination.
The widget shows an estimate before you send Bitcoin. That estimate helps you review the route in advance, but the final ETH payout can still change based on timing, market movement, confirmations, liquidity, and other order conditions.
Native BTC cannot be delivered directly to a standard Ethereum address as a completed swap. The correct flow is to send BTC to the provided order details and receive ETH at the wallet address you entered for payout.
Estimated ETH for Common BTC Amounts
The table below shows example BTC amounts converted into estimated ETH outputs for this exact BTC to ETH direction. These sample values help with amount planning before you place the swap order.
| Send (BTC) | Receive (ETH, estimated) | USD Value |
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| 0.0010 BTC | ≈ 0.03367987 ETH | ≈ $62.91 |
| 0.0050 BTC | ≈ 0.16839936 ETH | ≈ $314.57 |
| 0.0100 BTC | ≈ 0.33679872 ETH | ≈ $629.14 |
| 0.0250 BTC | ≈ 0.84199679 ETH | ≈ $1,572.85 |
| 0.0500 BTC | ≈ 1.68399358 ETH | ≈ $3,145.70 |
| 0.1000 BTC | ≈ 3.36798715 ETH | ≈ $6,291.40 |
| 0.2500 BTC | ≈ 8.41996788 ETH | ≈ $15,728.50 |
| 0.5000 BTC | ≈ 16.83993576 ETH | ≈ $31,457.00 |
| 1.00 BTC | ≈ 33.67987152 ETH | ≈ $62,914.00 |
| 2.00 BTC | ≈ 67.35974304 ETH | ≈ $125,828.00 |
Estimates based on current market rate. Final payout may differ due to fees, liquidity, and market movement.
How to Swap BTC to ETH
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Select BTC as the asset you send and ETH as the asset you want to receive.
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Enter the amount of Bitcoin you plan to exchange.
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The widget will display the expected ETH output for that route.
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Add a compatible ETH payout address.
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Review the selected network details carefully.
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Send BTC to the displayed order details exactly as shown.
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Once the Bitcoin transaction is received and the route can be completed, the corresponding ETH amount is sent to your provided wallet address.
Estimate, Market Rate, and Final ETH Payout
The market rate is a reference point that influences the widget estimate you see before sending BTC. That estimate reflects route conditions at the time the order is created, including available liquidity and current pricing for the BTC → ETH exchange path.
The final ETH payout may differ from the initial estimate. Differences can result from market movement, route fees, liquidity changes, timing between order creation and payment, or the point at which the BTC transaction receives the required confirmations.
BTC confirmations also affect when the order can move to completion. If you want more detail on timing, see how long a BTC swap can take.
Before You Send BTC
- Confirm the direction is BTC to ETH.
- Check the BTC amount and make sure it meets any minimum shown in the order.
- Verify your ETH payout address carefully.
- Review the selected network and payout details.
- Recheck the expected ETH output before payment.
- Make sure you understand that order conditions and additional checks may apply in some cases.
BTC Deposit Details and ETH Wallet Checks
A BTC to ETH swap uses two different address types: a Bitcoin payment address for your deposit and an Ethereum payout address for your receive step. These are not interchangeable, and the order depends on each one being used correctly.
Native BTC cannot be sent directly to a standard Ethereum address as a completed swap. If the receiving wallet does not support ETH properly, or if the selected network does not match the route requirements, delivery can be delayed or prevented. For more on this topic, see network compatibility.
Common Reasons to Swap BTC for ETH
Users often swap BTC for ETH when they want to fund an ETH wallet directly without using a trading terminal. This route is also used when someone needs Ethereum for Ethereum-based activity and wants to convert Bitcoin into the correct asset first.
Another common reason is portfolio rebalancing from BTC into ETH. In that case, the user can review the estimated receive amount, confirm the swap details, and send BTC only after the Ethereum wallet is ready for payout.
No Registration for Standard BTC to ETH Swaps
Standard BTC to ETH swap flows may not require account registration. In many cases, users can start a crypto-to-crypto exchange route without creating an account first.
No-registration flow does not mean that every transaction is exempt from checks. Additional verification or AML review may still apply to some orders, depending on transaction details and route conditions.
Related Swap Routes
If you need the reverse direction instead of BTC to ETH, use the separate ETH to BTC swap page.
BTC to ETH Swap FAQ
Can I swap BTC to ETH?
+Yes, you can swap BTC to ETH by sending Bitcoin and receiving Ethereum through the exact BTC → ETH route. The order uses Bitcoin deposit details for payment and an ETH wallet address for payout.
How do I swap BTC to ETH?
+To swap BTC to ETH, select BTC as the sent asset and ETH as the received asset, then enter your BTC amount. Review the estimated ETH output, add your ETH payout address, and send BTC to the displayed order details.
Can I send BTC directly to an Ethereum address?
+No, native BTC cannot be sent directly to a standard Ethereum address as a completed swap. A proper BTC to ETH exchange uses Bitcoin deposit details for the payment step and an Ethereum address for the payout step.
How long does a BTC to ETH swap take?
+A BTC to ETH swap can take longer or shorter depending on BTC confirmations, network activity, and route conditions. The Bitcoin transaction usually needs to reach the required confirmation stage before the ETH payout can be completed.
Why can the final ETH amount differ from the estimate?
+The final ETH amount can differ because the widget estimate is not the same as the completed payout. Market movement, timing, liquidity, route fees, and BTC confirmation timing can all affect the final result.
Do I need an account to swap BTC for ETH?
+No, an account may not be required for standard BTC to ETH swap routes. However, no-registration flow does not guarantee that every transaction will proceed without additional checks.
Can additional verification be requested?
+Yes, additional verification may be requested for some orders. Compliance review can depend on transaction details, route conditions, and risk controls applied to the swap.
What should I check before sending BTC?
+Before sending BTC, confirm the swap direction, the BTC amount, the minimum if shown, and your ETH wallet address. You should also review the selected network, the expected ETH output, and any order details displayed before payment.