BTC to ETH Exchange
A BTC to ETH exchange lets you send Bitcoin and receive Ethereum through a single exchange flow. On this page, the widget shows the BTC amount you enter, the estimated ETH receive amount before payment, and the BTC deposit details for the selected network.
To exchange BTC to ETH, enter your Bitcoin amount, check the quoted ETH amount, and add a compatible Ethereum wallet address for delivery. Before sending BTC, make sure the selected network, BTC deposit address, and your ETH payout address all match the transaction details exactly.
BTC to ETH Rate Chart
This chart shows the recent BTC/ETH exchange-rate relationship for this exact direction. It can help you review how the pair ratio has changed over the last 90 days before checking a live quote in the widget.
What a BTC to ETH Swap Means
A BTC to ETH swap means you send BTC and receive ETH. This page is only for that direction, so the transaction starts with Bitcoin and ends with Ethereum.
Before payment, the widget displays an estimated ETH amount for the current exchange path. That quoted amount is useful for planning, but the final received ETH can still change because of fees, liquidity, confirmation timing, and live processing conditions.
To complete the swap correctly, use the BTC deposit details shown for the selected network and enter a compatible Ethereum wallet address for delivery. The Bitcoin payment and the Ethereum receive amount are connected parts of the same exchange route.
BTC to ETH Converter Examples
The table below shows example BTC amounts converted into estimated ETH outputs for this pair. These sample conversions are useful for planning swap size, but they are reference estimates rather than guaranteed final receive amounts.
| BTC Amount | ≈ ETH |
|---|---|
| 0.001 BTC | 0.033677 ETH |
| 0.005 BTC | 0.168386 ETH |
| 0.01 BTC | 0.336772 ETH |
| 0.025 BTC | 0.841929 ETH |
| 0.05 BTC | 1.6839 ETH |
| 0.1 BTC | 3.3677 ETH |
| 0.25 BTC | 8.4193 ETH |
| 0.5 BTC | 16.8386 ETH |
| 1 BTC | 33.6772 ETH |
| 2 BTC | 67.3543 ETH |
1 BTC ≈ 33.6772 ETH. Indicative only. Live CoinGecko data.
How to Swap Bitcoin for Ethereum
Start by selecting BTC as the asset you send and ETH as the asset you receive. Enter the amount of Bitcoin you want to exchange, and the form will calculate the estimated ETH amount for the current swap flow.
Next, add your Ethereum wallet address and review the transaction details carefully. Check the selected network, the BTC deposit address provided for payment, and any visible minimum or maximum route limits before continuing.
Once everything is confirmed, send BTC to the provided deposit details. After the Bitcoin transaction reaches the required confirmations and processing is completed, ETH is sent to your specified Ethereum address.
BTC to ETH Quote vs Final ETH Amount
The quoted amount shown before payment is an estimate, not the same thing as the final settled receive amount. It gives you a current view of the BTC to ETH conversion before you send funds.
The final ETH amount can differ from the quote because settlement happens later under live conditions. Rate movement, route liquidity, applicable fees, and Bitcoin confirmation timing can all influence the completed result.
In simple terms, the quote helps you decide whether to proceed, while the final receive amount reflects the conditions at the moment the swap is processed. Both values are related, but they should not be treated as identical.
Before You Send BTC
Can You Send BTC Directly to an Ethereum Address?
No, a native BTC transfer is not the same as a BTC to ETH exchange. You should not send Bitcoin directly to an Ethereum address unless the transaction specifically provides BTC deposit details for that purpose.
In this swap flow, the BTC deposit address is used only for sending Bitcoin, while your Ethereum wallet address is used only for receiving ETH. These are different transaction details and they should never be mixed.
If the wrong address is used, or if the receiving wallet is not compatible with ETH on the selected network, the exchange can fail or be delayed. Always verify both sides before sending: the BTC deposit address for payment and the ETH address for delivery.
Why Users Exchange BTC to ETH
Users often exchange BTC to ETH when they want to move value from Bitcoin into an Ethereum wallet without using a separate trading interface. In that situation, the main steps are practical: check the quote, confirm the selected network, and make sure the ETH receiving address is correct before sending BTC.
Another common use case is getting ETH into a wallet for Ethereum-based activity. Here, users typically want a direct crypto-to-crypto conversion with clear payment details and a visible estimated receive amount in advance.
Some users also use this pair as part of a straightforward asset rebalance between Bitcoin and Ethereum. On this page, that remains a transaction-focused process: review the exchange conditions, verify the wallet details, and send BTC only after the route information is confirmed.
Account Requirement and Verification
Standard crypto-to-crypto exchange routes may not require registration. In many cases, you can start a BTC to ETH exchange without creating an account, which is useful for users who only need a direct pair conversion.
At the same time, no registration in the standard flow does not mean every transaction is exempt from review. Additional verification may apply to some transactions, and AML or risk checks can affect processing requirements depending on the transaction details.
This means the usual exchange flow can be account-free, while some cases may still require extra review. If verification is requested, it is handled at the transaction level rather than applied automatically to every BTC to ETH swap.
Related Exchange Pages
If you need the reverse direction, see ETH to BTC exchange.
If you want broader BTC pricing context instead of this exact pair, see Bitcoin exchange rate.