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Swap BTC to USDT TRC20, or back

Send BTC from a Bitcoin wallet or an exchange to a one-time address, and USDT on TRON goes to the T-address you paste. The BTC price keeps moving while your deposit confirms, so the USDT amount is an estimate until the swap runs.

Set the form to USDT TRC20 to BTC

Swap USDT, USDC & coins

floating rate
You get · USDT · estimated

 

Rate

Fees are in the estimate. Nothing added on top.

Coin prices move until your deposit is swapped, so what arrives can differ from this estimate.

By creating an order you agree to the Terms and Risk & AML policy.

Networks and addresses

BTC on Bitcoin

Receiving address
Starts with bc1q, bc1p, 1 or 3 (a bc1 address in lowercase)
Gas coin (to move it later)
BTC

TRON

TRC20
Receiving address
Starts with T, 34 characters
Gas coin (to move it later)
TRX
Explorer
Tronscan
USDT contract
TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t

Every USDT and USDC contract, and how to spot a fake

Before you send

  1. Copy a TRON address for the USDT: it starts with T and is 34 characters long. Receiving at an exchange? Open its USDT deposit page and pick TRON (TRC20) as the network.
  2. The form asks for the Bitcoin wallet you're sending from. If the swap can't go through, the BTC goes back there, so give a wallet of your own, not an exchange's.
  3. Your deposit address is a Bitcoin address. Withdrawing from an exchange? Pick the Bitcoin network (sometimes BTC or SegWit), not Lightning or BNB Smart Chain.
  4. Bitcoin blocks come about every 10 minutes on average, and a send with a low network fee can wait longer. An order waits 45 minutes for a coin deposit, so send soon after you create it, with a normal fee.
  5. Some exchanges batch BTC withdrawals or hold them for checks, so the BTC can leave later than you click Withdraw.
  6. The minimum is set per direction and moves with the BTC price. The form shows the live one.

After it lands

  • USDT arrives at your TRON address. Receiving it needs no TRX.
  • To send it on later from your own wallet, you'll need TRX (or staked energy) for the TRON fee.
  • Your order page links to the payout on Tronscan once the swap completes.

Going the other way

  • Paste a Bitcoin address: bc1q, bc1p, 1 or 3 at the start. Copy a bc1 address in lowercase, the way wallets show it.
  • Check it's a Bitcoin address: Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin addresses can start with 1 or 3 too, and BTC sent to one can be lost. Lightning invoices aren't accepted.
  • The form asks for the TRON wallet you're sending the USDT from, for a refund if the swap can't go through.
  • Your deposit address starts with T. Send USDT on TRON (TRC20) only, from a wallet with TRX or energy for the fee, or from an exchange.
Set the form to USDT TRC20 to BTC

How every Flipperr swap works

  • Fees are inside the estimate. The “You get” amount already has Flipperr's fee and the network fee for sending to you in it. Nothing is added on top.
  • The rate floats: the estimate moves with the market until your deposit is swapped. The final amount can differ a little on USDT and USDC, and more when a coin is involved.
  • Each order has a one-time deposit address and a window to send: 10 minutes for USDT or USDC, 45 for a coin.
  • Your exchange or wallet charges its own fee to send the deposit, separate from our estimate. If it takes that fee out of the amount you send, less arrives, and a short deposit can put the swap on hold until support sorts it out. Add the fee on top so the full amount arrives.
  • While the swap runs, your tokens are with our liquidity partner. It can pause a swap it flags as risky and ask you to verify.
  • A USDT or USDC swap usually takes a few minutes, and a coin on a slower network can take longer. Busy networks can slow any swap down, and the order page shows every stage.

Other ways to do this

  • An exchange that lists BTC and TRC20 USDT can do this in three steps: deposit the BTC, sell it for USDT, withdraw on TRON. That needs an account (usually with KYC), and the trading fee and withdrawal fee are separate.

Questions about this route

Can I send BTC straight to a TRC20 address?
No. A Bitcoin transfer only goes to a Bitcoin address, and a TRON address starts with T. To end up with USDT on TRON, the BTC has to be swapped, which is what this page does.
Why did I get a little less USDT than the estimate?
The rate floats. The estimate follows the BTC price until your deposit is swapped, and a Bitcoin deposit takes a while to confirm, so the price has time to move either way. Check the amount again right before you send.
Which Bitcoin addresses can receive?
Native SegWit (bc1q), Taproot (bc1p) and the older addresses that start with 1 or 3. Paste a bc1 address in lowercase. Lightning invoices aren't supported.
How long does BTC to USDT take?
Longer than a USDT swap: the BTC has to confirm on the Bitcoin network first, and blocks come about every 10 minutes on average. A busy network or a low fee makes it slower. Your order page shows every stage.
Can I get the USDT on another network?
Yes. Pick USDT on BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum or Solana as the side you get, or USDC. Off TRON, the form may not ask for your Bitcoin wallet: on those routes a refund normally goes back to the wallet the BTC came from.

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