Private BTC to ETH SwapBitcoin to Ethereum via two independent exchanges
In a standard exchange, one service sees both the wallet you send BTC from and the wallet that receives ETH. A private swap splits the route between two independent exchanges with an intermediate transfer in between, so your Bitcoin deposit and your Ethereum payout are not directly linked on-chain. No account or sign-up is required.
Step 1
Send BTC
You send Bitcoin to a one-time deposit address at the first exchange.
Step 2
Intermediate transfer
Your funds are converted to an intermediate asset and moved to a second, independent exchange.
Step 3
Receive ETH
The second exchange converts to Ethereum and sends it to your wallet.
What it does
Neither exchange receives both of your addresses.
Funds are never pooled with other users' funds.
What it does not do
It does not make transactions anonymous or untraceable.
It takes longer and has a higher minimum than a standard swap.
Private BTC to ETH swap FAQ
You send BTC to a one-time deposit address at the first exchange. It is converted to an intermediate asset, moved to a second, independent exchange, and converted to ETH, which is then sent to your Ethereum wallet. The first exchange does not receive your payout address and the second does not receive your deposit address.
No. It removes the direct on-chain link between your Bitcoin deposit and your Ethereum payout, but it does not make transactions anonymous or untraceable. Deposits are still screened by our partners, and verification may be requested in some cases.
Private swaps usually take longer than standard ones because there are two exchanges and an intermediate transfer. The minimum amount is higher than for a standard swap; the calculator shows the current minimum for BTC to ETH.
Yes. A standard exchange is faster and has a lower minimum. Choose Private Swap only if you want the extra routing step between deposit and payout.
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