Bitcoin Exchange Rate

The Bitcoin exchange rate is the price of Bitcoin against another asset, whether fiat or crypto, at a specific moment in time. This page shows the live BTC exchange rate against major currencies and popular crypto pairs, along with tools to check the current rate before you exchange Bitcoin.

USDT
62,601.00 USDT -0.92%
ɱ XMR
172.6067 Monero
Ξ ETH
33.6825 Ethereum
BTC

Rates via CoinGecko · updated every 10 min · indicative only

Live BTC Exchange Rate Chart

This chart shows the Bitcoin exchange rate over the selected period. Use it to review how the BTC rate has moved recently and to check the current price before you exchange Bitcoin.

What Is the Bitcoin Exchange Rate?

The Bitcoin exchange rate is the price of 1 BTC expressed in another currency or asset. It changes continuously because BTC trades on global exchanges where buyers and sellers interact around the clock. When people refer to the Bitcoin exchange rate, they most often mean the BTC/USD rate, but BTC also has active exchange rates against EUR, GBP, ETH, USDT, and many other assets.

The exchange rate you see on a price tracker is typically a reference rate derived from multiple exchanges. The rate you actually get when exchanging Bitcoin through a service is slightly different because it includes the spread, route costs, and execution conditions applicable to the transaction.

Bitcoin exchange rate displayed on a live crypto market tracker

BTC Exchange Rate Against Major Currencies

Currency / Asset1 BTC =
USD$62,607.00
EUR€54,269.00
GBP£46,436.00
JPY¥9,856,530.00
CADCA$87,847.00
CHFCHF 50,569.00
AUDA$89,260.00

Live CoinGecko data. Updated every 30 minutes.

The table above shows the current Bitcoin exchange rate against major fiat currencies. These rates update from live market data and reflect the current reference price only.

BTC Exchange Rate Against Crypto Pairs

Currency / Asset1 BTC =
USDT62,699.59
ETH33.6772
XMR172.75
LTC1,426.83
SOL872.23
BNB108.65
TRXN/A
XRPN/A
DOGEN/A

Live CoinGecko data. Updated every 30 minutes.

BTC crypto pair exchange rate comparison across multiple assets

The BTC exchange rate against crypto assets is also relevant for users who want to convert Bitcoin into another cryptocurrency. When you use the exchange widget on this site for a BTC pair, the estimated receive amount shown before payment is based on the current route conditions for that exact pair at that moment, which is directly related to the live BTC exchange rate for that asset.

How the Bitcoin Exchange Rate Affects Your Swap

Rate at Quote Time

The exchange rate used in your quote is the live rate at the moment you create the order. This rate is the basis for the estimated receive amount shown before payment.

Spread and Route Cost

The actual rate you get for a transaction includes the spread and route costs, which creates a gap between the reference market rate and the net receive amount.

Rate Movement During Processing

If the Bitcoin exchange rate moves between quote time and payout, the final receive amount can differ from the estimate shown before payment.

Fixed vs Float Rate

Some exchange routes lock the rate at order creation. Others use a floating rate, where the final payout reflects the rate at execution. The difference affects the outcome when the BTC rate moves.

Checking the BTC Exchange Rate Before You Swap

View the live Bitcoin price in the chart or ticker above.
Enter the BTC amount in the exchange widget to see the current quote for the specific pair.
Review the estimated receive amount in the widget before sending funds.
Note whether the rate is locked or floating for that route.
Compare the estimated receive amount with the reference rate to assess the spread.
Check the rate again just before payment if there has been significant price movement.

BTC Exchange Rate and Exchange Timing

The Bitcoin exchange rate changes every second. When you create an exchange order, the rate and estimated receive amount shown are based on the moment the quote is generated. If you wait before sending payment, the market rate may have moved, and the final execute amount could differ from the initial estimate.

This is why reviewing the exchange widget estimate just before sending funds is a practical habit. The widget reflects current market conditions and gives you the most relevant available quote at that moment. The final payout is calculated when the exchange is processed, using the applicable rate at that stage.

Timing considerations for Bitcoin exchange rate and swap execution

Bitcoin Exchange Rate FAQ

The current Bitcoin exchange rate is shown in the live chart and ticker on this page. It updates continuously from market data and reflects the current BTC price against USD, EUR, and other assets.
The Bitcoin exchange rate is determined by supply and demand activity on global cryptocurrency exchanges. The reference rate shown on trackers is typically aggregated from multiple exchange sources.
When you exchange Bitcoin through a service, the rate you get includes the spread and route costs applied to the transaction. That creates a difference between the reference market rate shown on a tracker and the actual receive amount in an exchange.
Yes, the BTC exchange rate can change while your order is being processed. If the route uses a floating rate, the final payout may differ from the estimate shown when you created the order.
You can check the live BTC exchange rate using the chart and ticker on this page. For a specific pair, the exchange widget also shows the current quote for that route before payment.
The BTC to USD exchange rate is the current price of 1 Bitcoin in US dollars. It changes continuously with live trading. The current rate is displayed in the chart and ticker at the top of this page.
Yes, the BTC exchange rate at the time your order is processed directly affects how much of the target asset you receive. A higher BTC rate generally means more of the target asset for the same BTC input, while a lower rate reduces the payout.
You can use the exchange widget on this site to check the current estimated rate for BTC pairs. The widget shows the pre-payment quote for the selected pair, which lets you evaluate the available rate before you commit to the transaction.
No, the BTC exchange rate can vary slightly between different exchanges because each has its own order books and liquidity. The reference rate shown on this page is aggregated and may not match exactly the rate on any specific trading platform.