BTC to ETH cross-chain swap

Exchange Bitcoin for Ethereum across chains — non-custodial, no account, no KYC, with a live all-in quote.

1 BTC31.677 ETH$77,600.00$77,044.79 · Total cost 0.72% (service fee + network)
  • 24h+0.11%
  • 7d-0.41%
  • 30d-6.11%
  • No wallet connect
  • Refund handling
  • No KYC
Exchange & Swap
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Live routeNon-custodialNo KYCRefund handling

How BTC → ETH is routed

From Bitcoin mainnet through solver matching to Ethereum — fully on-chain verifiable.

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What is a BTC-to-ETH cross-chain swap?

A BTC-to-ETH swap converts Bitcoin into Ethereum across different blockchains in a single transaction — no manual bridging, no wrapped tokens, no centralized-exchange account. AllSwap is a non-custodial aggregator that routes across bridges and DEXs and settles ETH straight to the wallet address you choose.

BTC → ETH: how the conversion works

Enter the amount and your ETH receiving address, and AllSwap returns a live, all-in quote. Send the exact BTC to the one-time deposit address shown; your ETH arrives automatically, usually within minutes.

BTC-to-ETH rate and fees

Every BTC-to-ETH quote is all-in — the network cost and a small service fee are already included in the rate you see, with no hidden spread. Independent market-makers compete to fill your order, so the rate stays competitive across bridges and DEXs.

How long does a BTC-to-ETH swap take?

Most BTC-to-ETH swaps settle in a few minutes. Timing depends on source-chain confirmations — the live quote shows a time estimate before you send, and your ETH is delivered automatically once BTC is confirmed. BTC settles on Bitcoin, a proof-of-work chain, so it usually needs about 30–60 minutes (several confirmations) before ETH is released.

Aggregator vs single bridge vs centralized exchange

Each row is a real trade-off — see why aggregation beats single-source routing and why non-custodial beats CEX custody.

AllSwap (aggregator)Single bridge / DEXCentralized exchange
Liquidity sourcingMultiple bridges + DEXs + competing market makers per quoteOnly the bridge's own liquidity poolOrder book on the exchange
Custody modelNon-custodial — funds in your wallet until on-chain settlementNon-custodial smart contractCustodial — exchange holds funds
KYC requiredNo KYC, no account, no emailNo KYC, but wallet connect requiredID, address proof, sometimes selfie
Chain coverage46 chains, 190+ assetsUsually 3-8 chains per bridgeLimited to listed pairs and supported networks
Spread transparencyAll-in quote shown before deposit — what you see is what you receiveSpread visible per bridge; cross-bridge comparison up to youSpread + withdrawal fee + network fee, often opaque
Failure handlingRefund handling starts if path cannot completeManual support ticket; refund policy variesCustomer support; KYC checks may delay refund

Comparison reflects typical industry behavior. For specific limits, fees, and security posture, see our risk disclosure.

BTC-to-ETH swap FAQ

AllSwap uses a non-custodial order flow: before you send, funds remain in your own wallet. If a route cannot complete after deposit, the order enters refund handling based on route status and refund-address availability.

No — there is no sign-up, no account and no KYC. You swap BTC to ETH straight from your own wallet and receive ETH at the address you provide.

Each quote is valid for a short window and shows the minimum ETH you will receive. Send within the window to lock that rate; if it expires, just request a fresh quote.

There's no universal floor — it depends on the active bridge route. The widget will show the exact minimum before you commit, and the API responds with the required amount if your input is below.

Solver bids, on-chain liquidity, and gas costs move continuously. The widget shows a route-specific payment window and minimum received amount before you send.

Yes — toggle privacy mode in the widget to route through a freshly-generated deposit address with no cross-linking to your other wallet activity.

Crypto prices move fast — every cross-chain swap settles at the live, all-in rate shown before you confirm. AllSwap is non-custodial and never holds your funds.

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