BTC to USDC No KYC — Swap Bitcoin for ERC-20 USDC

How to Swap BTC to USDC with No KYC

USDC is paid out on Ethereum (ERC-20) by default. It also runs on Tron and Solana, and the widget lets you pick either of those instead. You send Bitcoin from any wallet; no account, no ID.

1. Enter the amount. Choose BTC under "You send" and USDC (ERC-20) under "You receive", then enter how much Bitcoin you want to swap. The widget shows the USDC you will get, network fee included.
2. Paste your Ethereum address. Add the 0x address for the payout, from a wallet you control. Compare the first and last characters after pasting.
3. Send your BTC. The order page shows the deposit address and the exact BTC amount. Send it in one transaction with a normal fee so it confirms in good time.
4. Receive USDC. Once the Bitcoin deposit confirms, the swap runs at the locked rate and ERC-20 USDC is sent to your address. Most swaps finish in 5–30 minutes.

No KYC, no sign-up. The order only needs the Ethereum address for your USDC.

BTC to USDC Conversion Amounts

Live estimates for common Bitcoin amounts swapped to ERC-20 USDC, calculated from the current market price minus the 0.5% margin built into every fixed quote. The exact amount is locked when you create the order. Rate checked: loading….

No KYC at any amount. Swaps start at the $50 minimum, and larger BTC amounts go through without verification too.

Why Swap Bitcoin to USDC

Turning BTC into USDC fixes its value in dollars. People do it to take profit, to hold a steady balance for an upcoming payment, or to move into Ethereum apps that work with USDC. Ethereum is the default payout because it is where USDC has the most uses; if you only want to hold or send dollars cheaply, Solana or Tron may suit you better.

Bitcoin and Ethereum do not connect. BTC cannot be sent to a 0x address and USDC does not exist on the Bitcoin network, so the swap is what takes Bitcoin in on one chain and pays dollars out on the other. You can send from any Bitcoin wallet, whether it uses bc1, 1 or 3 addresses.

The Bitcoin Side

Bitcoin blocks arrive about every ten minutes on average, but the gaps are irregular, and a twenty-minute wait for one block is normal. Your deposit is picked up once it confirms, so most of the waiting in this swap happens here.

Pay a fee in line with current conditions. A transaction sent with a fee well below what others are paying can sit unconfirmed for a long time. Most wallets suggest a sensible fee, and a public mempool explorer shows whether the network is quiet or busy.

Holding USDC on Ethereum

You will need ETH to move it

Receiving ERC-20 USDC costs you nothing, but sending it later costs gas in ETH. If your Ethereum wallet is new, add a little ETH, or swap a small amount of BTC to ETH as a separate order.

Check the right network

Your 0x address also exists on Ethereum layer-2 networks. This payout arrives on Ethereum mainnet, so check there first if your wallet shows several networks. If you would rather have USDT, pick it on the receive side; it runs on Ethereum, Tron and Solana too.

Frequently Asked Questions