Swap Bitcoin Online by Amount and Destination
Swap Bitcoin online by choosing how much BTC you want to exchange and the cryptocurrency you want to receive. Swap-BTC.io combines an amount-first exchange flow with direct wallet payout, so you can compare the current quote for your route before sending Bitcoin.
Choose USDT, XMR, ETH or USDC as the destination asset, enter the BTC amount, review the live order conditions and receive the exchanged cryptocurrency at the wallet address you provide.
Choose a BTC Amount and Destination
Start with the amount of Bitcoin you want to swap, then select the destination asset. The amount-and-destination matrix makes it possible to move directly to a specific conversion instead of searching through a general list of markets.
The main amount routes on Swap-BTC.io are 0.01 BTC, 0.1 BTC and 0.5 BTC. Each amount has dedicated conversion pages for USDT, XMR, ETH and USDC, while the broader pair pages cover rates, charts, network details and the complete exchange flow.
| BTC amount | USDT | XMR | ETH | USDC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.01 BTC | ≈ 774.7473 USDT | ≈ 1.3107 XMR | ≈ 0.346430 ETH | ≈ 774.3551 USDC |
| 0.1 BTC | ≈ 7,747.47 USDT | ≈ 13.1073 XMR | ≈ 3.4643 ETH | ≈ 7,743.55 USDC |
| 0.5 BTC | ≈ 38,737.36 USDT | ≈ 65.5364 XMR | ≈ 17.3215 ETH | ≈ 38,717.75 USDC |
Popular Bitcoin Exchange Routes
If the amount is not the main decision, choose the cryptocurrency you want to receive first. Each route page provides the live BTC conversion tools and information specific to that destination.
| BTC route | Use it for |
|---|---|
| BTC to USDT | Exchange Bitcoin for Tether and review the available USDT payout route |
| BTC to XMR | Convert Bitcoin to Monero with XMR sent to the destination wallet |
| BTC to ETH | Swap Bitcoin for Ethereum and receive ETH at the specified wallet |
| BTC to USDC | Convert Bitcoin to USD Coin on a supported payout route |
If you are starting with Litecoin and want to move into Bitcoin first, you can also exchange Litecoin to Bitcoin before choosing a BTC destination on Swap-BTC.io.
How a Bitcoin Swap Works
A standard exchange starts by selecting BTC as the asset you send and choosing the cryptocurrency you want to receive. Enter the amount, provide the destination wallet and review the quote and order conditions before making the Bitcoin deposit.
After the required blockchain confirmations, the order is processed and the destination asset is sent to the wallet entered for the exchange. Typical service processing is 8–17 minutes after the required confirmations, although the actual transaction timeline can also depend on blockchain conditions.
For the full order flow, see how Swap-BTC.io works.
Swap-BTC.io Service Benefits
Swap-BTC.io keeps the exchange flow focused on the transaction itself: choose the BTC amount and destination, review the current order conditions and receive the payout at the wallet address entered for the order. The service is available 24/7 and supports 183+ cryptocurrencies across 41+ blockchain networks.
No conventional account registration for standard eligible swaps. Create an order without maintaining a trading-account balance.
Direct wallet payout. The exchanged cryptocurrency is sent to the destination wallet specified for the order.
Fixed and floating rate modes. Choose from the rate options available for the selected route; a fixed-rate quote can be held for up to 11 minutes under the applicable order conditions.
Clear service conditions before deposit. The current minimum starts at about $14 equivalent, and the service fee range is 0.27%–1.32% depending on the route and order conditions.
Amount-first navigation. Dedicated 0.01 BTC, 0.1 BTC and 0.5 BTC pages let you open a specific conversion directly, while broader BTC pair pages remain available for rate, chart and route information.
Bitcoin Wallets for Sending and Receiving BTC
A Bitcoin wallet is the point where a BTC exchange usually begins or ends. To send Bitcoin, you need a wallet that can create a transaction on the Bitcoin network. To receive BTC, the destination wallet must provide a valid Bitcoin address that you control or that belongs to the service where you want the funds delivered.
Wallets generally fall into two practical groups. A non-custodial wallet gives the user direct control of the private keys and is commonly used when self-custody is the priority. A custodial wallet keeps the keys on behalf of the user and may be integrated into an exchange or other crypto service. Hardware wallets store signing credentials on a dedicated device, while software wallets run on a phone or computer. The right format depends on how often BTC is used, the amount being managed and whether convenient access or offline key storage matters more.
Before sending Bitcoin for an exchange, check the destination address carefully and confirm that BTC is being sent through the Bitcoin network expected by the order. A wallet address is not the same thing as a private key or seed phrase: an exchange order may require a public receiving address, but it should never require the recovery phrase that controls the wallet. For users who want to understand these terms in more detail, the Crypto Wiki explains wallets, public addresses, private keys and seed phrases separately.
Bitcoin Network Confirmations and Exchange Processing
When BTC is sent to an exchange address, the transaction is first broadcast to the Bitcoin network. It can appear as pending before miners include it in a block. Once the transaction is included, it receives its first confirmation; additional blocks added after that increase the confirmation count.
Confirmations matter because an exchange can distinguish a transaction that has merely been broadcast from one that has already been recorded in the blockchain. The number of confirmations required before processing can depend on the exchange route and current order conditions. This is why sending BTC and completing the conversion are separate stages rather than one instant event.
Bitcoin blocks do not arrive on a fixed second-by-second schedule, and transaction inclusion can also be affected by network activity and the fee attached to the original BTC transfer. As a result, the time spent waiting for Bitcoin confirmations is separate from Swap-BTC.io's typical service-processing range of 8–17 minutes after the required confirmations. The live order should therefore be treated as the source for the current deposit status and route conditions.
Bitcoin and Crypto Terms
Terms such as blockchain confirmation, network fee, exchange rate, liquidity, slippage, wallet address and stablecoin can affect how an exchange is understood. The Crypto Wiki explains the core Bitcoin, cryptocurrency and blockchain terminology used throughout Swap-BTC.io.
It also covers BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, XMR, private keys, seed phrases, transactions, mining, Proof of Work, Proof of Stake and other concepts useful when preparing a crypto-to-crypto exchange.
Exchange BTC Online 24/7
Swap-BTC.io is available 24/7 for supported exchange routes. Select the Bitcoin amount and destination, check the live quote and create the order when the displayed conditions match the exchange you want to make.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a BTC swap?
A BTC swap is a crypto-to-crypto exchange in which Bitcoin is sent as the source asset and another supported cryptocurrency is received in return. On Swap-BTC.io, the payout goes to the destination wallet entered for the order.
Where can I swap BTC on Swap-BTC.io?
You can start from the exchange form on the homepage, choose a BTC amount from the amount matrix or open a dedicated BTC-to-USDT, BTC-to-XMR, BTC-to-ETH or BTC-to-USDC route.
Do I need an account to exchange Bitcoin?
Standard eligible swaps are designed without conventional account registration. Select the route, review the order conditions and provide the destination wallet required for the payout.
What is the cheapest way to swap Bitcoin?
There is no single route that is always the cheapest because the effective exchange conditions can change with the market, selected asset and network. Compare the live receive amount and the conditions displayed for the order before sending BTC.
What BTC amounts have dedicated pages?
Swap-BTC.io currently provides dedicated conversion pages for 0.01 BTC, 0.1 BTC and 0.5 BTC across USDT, XMR, ETH and USDC. Other supported amounts can be entered directly in the exchange form.