Route
Bridge Bitcoin to Avalanche
Bitcoin isn't an EVM chain, so nothing here can be signed from a connected wallet — which is exactly why most bridge aggregators can't route this pair at all. You send BTC to an address we give you, and AVAX arrives on Avalanche at the address you chose. No account, no signature, no wallet.
Route facts
- You send
- BTC · Bitcoin
- You receive
- AVAX · Avalanche
- Wallet
- Not possible — no EVM origin
- Median settlement
- 28s
- Custody
- Non-custodial
- Identity check
- None
Settlement time is measured from completed transfers across all pairs, not estimated.
Sending Bitcoin for Avalanche, step by step
- 01
Enter how much BTC you're sending and paste the Avalanche address where you want the AVAX to land. Check it twice — an on-chain transfer is final.
- 02
Read the receipt. It shows the total cost as a dollar figure and a percentage, and it always equals what you send minus what you receive.
- 03
Send your BTC to the deposit address. Track it on this site, and verify the delivery yourself on the Avalanche explorer.
FAQ
Bitcoin to Avalanche, answered
Going the other way
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