Exchange ETH for BTC at the best instant-exchange rate. Enter a Bitcoin receive address, confirm once, and the BTC settles on-chain to you.
Turning Ethereum into self-custodied Bitcoin takes one screen here. The instant rail compares partner exchanges for the ETH to BTC pair and shows the best Bitcoin receive amount up front. You provide a Bitcoin address for the payout and an Ethereum address for refunds, send the ETH, and the BTC arrives on the Bitcoin network, not a wrapped substitute.
Two things and the pair is ready. A wallet holding your ETH, and the BTC address you want the output delivered to, raw string or web3 name where your wallet resolves one. The preview shows the whole trade before anything is signed: what leaves, what arrives, the fee, and the network costs. Keys never leave your side at any point in the flow.
Open the pair with both sides preselected and type the amount of Ethereum you are converting. The quote for BTC updates with it, all-in, before anything is committed.
The instant-exchange network returns competing offers for the pair and the best net BTC amount is shown. The number you approve is the number that executes; there is no spread behind it.
Approve the quote and send your ETH to the displayed address. One confirmation on the way in is all the flow asks; nothing is custodial anywhere in the path.
The BTC settles on-chain to the address you chose, under 1 confirmation (fast), 3 (standard). From confirmation it is an ordinary balance: spend it, hold it, or route it on.
This pair crosses networks: the ETH leaves on EVM and the BTC arrives on Bitcoin (UTXO). The instant-exchange network handles both legs as one quoted trade, so the crossing is priced into the offer you approve rather than added after the fact.
The platform side of this pair is a flat 0.50%, quoted all-in with the offer before you commit: no spread, no routing cut behind the number. The network side is the gas each chain charges to move, shown per leg in the preview. Settlement is on-chain to the address you choose, 1 confirmation (fast), 3 (standard), and from that point the BTC answers to your keys alone.
Same rails, different sides: every link opens with that pair preselected.