No KYC · Non-custodial · Private

Swap Bitcoin for Monero

On Web3Swap, Bitcoin (BTC) becomes Monero (XMR) on Monero mainnet as a wallet ticket — no signup, no KYC file, no hosted balance. You broadcast BTC; after confirmations, XMR pays out to the address you paste. Many tickets finish in minutes.

    Start swap

    You Send
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    You Get
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    Three steps on Web3Swap

    1. Enter the BTC amount and paste a Monero mainnet receive address — a new subaddress is recommended.

    2. Confirm the Web3Swap ticket to see the live quote and BTC deposit details.

    3. Broadcast BTC on Bitcoin mainnet. After confirmation, XMR pays out to your wallet.

    Before you broadcast

    • One Bitcoin confirmation is typically enough before Web3Swap starts the XMR payout.
    • Send from a SegWit (bc1…) address when your wallet supports it — lower fees and faster inclusion.
    • Paste a fresh Monero subaddress on every Web3Swap ticket — avoid reusing old XMR receive strings.
    • XMR missing? Let the Monero wallet finish scanning — outputs can take several minutes to appear after the Web3Swap payout.
    You send

    Bitcoin tickets on Web3Swap — keep the keys

    Bitcoin is still the deepest funding rail. Web3Swap keeps you self-custodial end to end: check the quote, broadcast native BTC, then receive XMR, ETH, stables, or another indexed asset — never a hosted balance.

    BTC deposit checklist

    • Confirm your wallet can send to SegWit (bc1…) addresses.
    • Leave enough for a network fee — low fees mean slower confirmation.
    • Broadcast only BTC on Bitcoin mainnet to the deposit shown on your order.

    How long does a BTC deposit take?

    Block times vary with network load and your chosen fee.

    • Use mempool.space or similar tools to check whether your fee is competitive.
    • Explorers show queue position — compare against pending transaction volume.
    • Average block interval is ~10 minutes, but longer gaps happen.

    Why traders move BTC to other chains

    Bitcoin offers deep liquidity and wide recognition — many swaps start with BTC as the funding asset.

    Moving into Ethereum, stablecoins, or alt L1s lets you access DeFi, payments, or portfolio diversification without a custodial account.

    You receive

    Monero tickets — subaddress hygiene

    Monero Web3Swap tickets expect a fresh subaddress each time. After payout, wait for wallet scan to finish — the GUI can lag even when the ticket already shows complete.

    XMR payout not showing?

    Wait for wallet sync to complete — Monero often needs several minutes to reflect incoming outputs.

    If the order lists a payout tx but your synced wallet shows nothing, contact support.

    Receiving XMR with privacy intact

    Monero payouts use one-time addresses — your wallet must finish scanning recent blocks to display the balance.

    • Use a fresh subaddress for each swap rather than reusing old receive addresses.
    • Compare your wallet block height with a public explorer before assuming a payout failed.
    • Allow extra time after the order shows sent — privacy features can delay wallet display.

    Deposit checklist

    Chain mismatches and bad addresses are the usual failure modes — skim these notes before you fund the deposit.

    Bitcoin address formats compared Legacy, SegWit, and Taproot — pick the format your wallet supports. Why is my Bitcoin tx not confirming? Mempool congestion, low fees, and how to speed up inclusion. How many confirmations you need How many blocks exchanges wait for before releasing your payout. Prove a Monero transaction you sent Verify an XMR payment when your wallet is still syncing.

    How Web3Swap works

    Asset hubs

    More anonymous no-KYC lanes and chain notes for each coin.

    BTC Swap Bitcoin (BTC) — no KYC hub XMR Swap Monero (XMR) — no KYC hub

    Other pairs on this route

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    FAQ for this route

    Does BTC to XMR require KYC or an account?

    No. A Web3Swap BTC→XMR ticket skips profile, ID upload, and any funded exchange seat.

    Why move BTC into XMR for privacy?

    Bitcoin is transparent on-chain; Monero hides amounts and peers by default. Bridging BTC into XMR on Web3Swap is a common privacy hop — paste a fresh Monero subaddress on every ticket.

    How long until XMR arrives?

    Many tickets finish in minutes. Bitcoin often needs one confirmation; XMR can take a few more minutes to appear while your wallet finishes scanning.

    What address format should I use for XMR?

    Paste a Monero mainnet subaddress your wallet owns. Prefer SegWit (bc1…) on the BTC deposit when your wallet can send it.