Exchange BTC to ETH
Bitcoin holders often swap to Ethereum to access DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, or simply to rebalance a portfolio. ETH operates on its own ecosystem, and BTC-to-ETH conversion is one of the most requested directions in the crypto space.
CryptoSwapp processes exchanges through SimpleSwap, a non-custodial partner that handles the swap without requiring account creation. You choose a fixed or floating rate, enter your ETH address, send BTC, and receive Ether — the flow is straightforward and transparent.
How to swap in 3 steps
- Enter the pair and amount in the widget — the rate appears instantly.
- Send funds to the shown address after checking the network.
- Receive coins to your wallet; track status in the widget.
What to keep in mind
- Network: send BTC only via the Bitcoin mainnet. Sending via wrapped or test networks will result in permanent loss of funds.
- Minimum amount: SimpleSwap sets a minimum threshold that may vary with market conditions — always check the current minimum on the exchange form before proceeding.
- Rate type: a floating rate adjusts to market movement during the swap; a fixed rate locks the amount for a limited time window. Choose based on your risk preference.
- Address verification: double-check that you enter a valid Ethereum (ERC-20) address. Funds sent to a wrong or incompatible address cannot be recovered.
- Processing time: most swaps complete within 10–40 minutes depending on BTC network congestion. In rare cases, SimpleSwap's AML system may request identity verification before releasing funds.
FAQ
Do I need to register to exchange BTC to ETH?
No account is required. CryptoSwapp and its partner SimpleSwap operate without mandatory registration for standard swaps.
Which ETH network should I use to receive funds?
Funds are sent to the Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20). Make sure your wallet supports the Ethereum network and that the address you provide is correct.
Can the final ETH amount differ from what was shown?
With a floating rate, yes — the final amount depends on the market rate at the moment of execution. A fixed rate guarantees the displayed amount for a set time, but must be confirmed before it expires.
What happens if SimpleSwap requests verification?
In rare cases the AML system may flag a transaction and ask for identity documents before completing the exchange. This is an automated compliance procedure performed by SimpleSwap.