How to exchange BTC to USDT
Step by step: choose the USDT network, check the minimum amount, enter the address, send bitcoin and follow the status. No registration.
Exchanging bitcoin to USDT takes four steps. The most important decision is the USDT network: it must match the wallet or exchange where you want to receive.
Choose the network
USDT TRC20, ERC20, BEP20 or another
Enter the amount
Not less than the minimum for the pair
Enter the address
Checked before the exchange is created
Send BTC
The exchange starts after network confirmations
1. Choose the USDT network
Popular options: BTC → USDT TRC20, BTC → USDT ERC20, BTC → USDT BEP20. If you are not sure, read How to choose a USDT network.
2. Enter the amount
The calculator shows the minimum for the pair and a preliminary estimate. The rate is floating: the final amount depends on the rate at the time your exchange is processed.
3. Enter the USDT address
Paste the receiving address for the chosen network. The address is checked for format and checksum before the exchange is created.
4. Send BTC and follow the status
- Send bitcoin to the deposit address of your exchange, on the Bitcoin network.
- The exchange starts after your transfer gets network confirmations. Bitcoin confirmations can take longer than on faster networks, especially when the network is busy.
- After the exchange, USDT is sent to your address. The status page (or the Telegram bot) shows the progress.
The network fee for your own bitcoin transfer is charged by your wallet and is not included in the estimate. Check how much will reach the deposit address.
Terms in this guide
Floating rate
A rate that is not fixed in advance: the final amount depends on the rate at the time your exchange is processed and may differ from the preliminary estimate.
Minimum amount
The smallest amount accepted for a particular exchange direction. The calculator shows it before you create an exchange; it can change over time.
Confirmation
Each new block added on top of the block with your transaction. Services wait for a certain number of confirmations before treating a deposit as received.