Exchange XMR for BTC through the instant-exchange network. Best available partner rate, on-chain Bitcoin payout to the address you choose.
Monero to Bitcoin is a private-coin pair that most platforms refuse, and the instant-exchange network handles it in one flow. Enter your Monero amount, a Bitcoin payout address, and a Monero refund address, then confirm the best offer. The partner executes the cross-chain exchange and Bitcoin settles on-chain to you.
Open the pair with both sides preselected and type the amount of Monero 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 XMR 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 XMR leaves on other 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.
Count it on one hand: 0.50% flat to the platform, stated in the quote with nothing behind it, plus each chain's gas for its leg of the trip. The route runs non-custodial end to end, so when the BTC settles 1 confirmation (fast), 3 (standard) at your address, it is yours in the fullest sense: no custodian, no withdrawal queue, no platform in the path.
Nothing to configure beyond the essentials. A wallet that holds XMR, plus the destination address for the BTC output. What you approve on screen is everything that will happen: amounts, fees, and the network costs per leg, all shown before the first signature. No account, no deposit, and no custody anywhere in the path.
Same rails, different sides: every link opens with that pair preselected.