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Swap Bitcoin → Ripple (no KYC)

BTC → XRP (XRP Ledger) on Web3Swap: fees show before you broadcast. After Bitcoin confirms on Bitcoin mainnet, payout leaves toward your XRP address — usually minutes, not an account review queue.

    Start swap

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    Three steps on Web3Swap

    1. Enter the BTC size and paste the Ripple payout address for XRP Ledger on this Web3Swap ticket.

    2. Confirm Exchange to lock the live Web3Swap quote and reveal this ticket’s deposit details.

    3. Broadcast exactly that BTC amount to the deposit. After Bitcoin mainnet confirms, XRP is paid to your wallet.

    Before you broadcast

    • One network confirmation is usually enough before Web3Swap starts the payout.
    • BTC confirmation time follows mempool load and the fee attached to your send.
    • SegWit deposits usually cost less. If your wallet cannot send to SegWit, message support before broadcasting the Web3Swap deposit.
    • If XRP is late, refresh your wallet and re-check the ticket. When a payout hash is already listed, email or SimpleX support with your Exchange ID — Web3Swap has no login that lists expired orders.
    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

    XRP on Web3Swap — tags matter

    XRP settles quickly on the XRP Ledger with low fees. When a Web3Swap ticket shows a destination tag, enter it exactly — missing tags are a common credit failure.

    XRP payout delays

    If XRP is missing, verify destination tag requirements and that your wallet supports the XRP Ledger mainnet.

    When will XRP arrive?

    XRP Ledger settlements are among the fastest in crypto — often seconds after your deposit confirms.

    • Check whether your receiving wallet requires a destination tag and that you entered it on the order form.
    • Leave enough XRP reserve if your wallet needs a minimum balance to activate the account.
    • Use the payout tx hash on an XRP Ledger explorer if your wallet balance has not updated.

    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. XRP destination tags explained When a destination tag is required and what happens if it is missing.

    How Web3Swap works

    Asset hubs

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    FAQ for this route

    Do I need KYC or a Web3Swap login for BTC → XRP?

    No. A standard Bitcoin → Ripple ticket on Web3Swap skips signup and ID upload. You stay self-custodial on both legs.

    How soon does XRP usually arrive?

    After the Bitcoin mainnet deposit is final, many payouts leave within minutes. Congestion on Bitcoin mainnet or XRP Ledger can stretch that — mempools and fees set the clock, not a compliance hold.

    Does Web3Swap custody my BTC or XRP?

    No. You broadcast BTC from a wallet you control; XRP pays only to the address you paste. Nothing sits as a named Web3Swap balance.

    What if I send BTC on the wrong rail?

    Match Bitcoin mainnet exactly as printed on the Web3Swap ticket badge. A wrong-chain deposit often cannot be credited automatically — verify before you broadcast.