Bitcoin and USDT
USDT is a dollar-referenced stablecoin issued on multiple networks. It is a different asset from Bitcoin and from USDC. A stablecoin can lose its intended price relationship.
BTC TO USDT
Check your account for a Bitcoin-to-USDT offer. Confirm the USDT network and receiving wallet match, and review the final amount and fees before sending Bitcoin.
Availability depends on the provider, location, asset, network, and required verification. Completion time varies. This page is not a quote or a guarantee that the pair is available.

UNDERSTAND THE PAIR
USDT is a dollar-referenced stablecoin issued on multiple networks. It is a different asset from Bitcoin and from USDC. A stablecoin can lose its intended price relationship.
Choose the exact USDT network supported by the quote and your receiving wallet. An address that appears valid does not prove the receiving service supports that network.
Compare the amount you send with the amount quoted to arrive. Review disclosed fees and any separate sending-network fee. Quotes can change or expire before confirmation.
Read fees and disclosures →Start with the Bitcoin-to-USDT offer available to your account. The USDT network you choose must match the network supported by the receiving wallet or exchange.
Suppose an order must receive 0.01000000 BTC and quotes 600 USDT delivered after included charges. If your Bitcoin wallet adds a separate 0.00002000 BTC sending fee, the total debit would be 0.01002000 BTC. The order still needs the full requested amount. These hypothetical figures explain the arithmetic and are not a current quote.
If the receiving USDT network is Ethereum, review our Ethereum swap fees guide for the costs of using or moving the tokens later. Other networks have their own fee assets and requirements. The USDT cash-out guide covers a later sale for dollars.
Planning to swap the USDT again in a wallet? Read our guides to MetaMask swap fees and Tangem swap fees before comparing the next quote. Check support for your exact USDT network and include any separate gas or provider costs.
USDT targets a U.S. dollar value, but market prices can move away from that target. Holding USDT involves issuer, reserve, redemption and blockchain risks. Receiving tokens does not place dollars in a bank account. Read our Bitcoin and stablecoin comparison and Tether’s supported-protocol documentation.
A confirmed Bitcoin deposit establishes the incoming transfer’s status. The exchange and outgoing delivery can still be processing. Check the order before sending again. Contact our team with the order reference, both networks and any transaction IDs. Keep passwords and recovery phrases private.
For the whole process, see how crypto-to-crypto swaps work. Our Bitcoin transaction ID guide explains the sending record.
Content reviewed November 2, 2026. Your current offer determines availability, costs and required checks.
Check every asset, address, network and required tag against the active order. Do not reuse an old payment address or send a different asset from the one requested. Sending crypto can be irreversible.
Do not make a swap because someone is pressuring you, directing you to another person's wallet, or promising a guaranteed return. Stop and contact support if the instructions are unexpected.
Choose a network offered by the swap and supported by the receiving service for USDT. Ethereum and Tron are examples of different USDT networks, not a promise that your account offers both. Confirm the deposit details before creating the order.
You receive a crypto token. Selling it for dollars and receiving a bank payout involves another service, quote and any required checks. Stablecoins can lose their intended price relationship.
There is no universal completion time. The provider's processing, required verification or review, and sending and receiving network confirmations can affect timing. Use the status and instructions for your order.
Read the terms shown with the quote, including whether it is fixed or floating and when it expires. This informational page does not reserve a rate or receiving amount.
The destination must support the receiving asset and network. Check compatibility and required tags with the wallet or receiving service before confirming. Ownership and verification requirements may also apply.
Check the recorded status in your account. Contact support with the order reference if you need help. Do not send the payment again unless the active order explicitly requires it. Never share a password or wallet recovery phrase.
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