Bitzood/Swap BTC to USDT·TRC20
Send BTC, receive USDT on Tron straight into your own address. No account, no stored balance — a live rate that updates as you type, and low network fees on the receiving side.
Indicative — locks in on the full swap page.
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Continue to full swapA common move when Bitcoin's price swings more than you want to hold through — this sends the value into a dollar-pegged asset on a cheap network.
This pair pays out USDT on the Tron network specifically. If your wallet or destination expects USDT on Ethereum or another chain, use the USDT·ERC20 pair instead — sending to the wrong network can strand funds.
Tron's network fees for USDT transfers are typically far lower than Ethereum's, which is a large part of why TRC20 is the default many people reach for.
Bitzood doesn't hold the USDT for you afterwards. It lands at the address you gave and the swap is finished — there's no balance sitting on a platform to secure or withdraw later.
General questions about swaps, accounts and risk are covered in full on the main FAQ and the risk disclosure.
TRC20 (Tron) usually has the lowest transfer fees of the common USDT networks, which is why it's a frequent default. If your wallet or the platform you're sending to specifically expects ERC20 or another chain, use that pair instead — USDT sent to a network your destination doesn't support can be unrecoverable.
USDT aims to track the US dollar, but it is not the US dollar and can trade slightly off peg. The estimate above reflects the live market rate at the moment you check it, not a guarantee.
No. Tron transfers don't require a destination tag or memo the way some other chains do — just the correct TRC20 address.
Yes — the USDT (TRC20) to BTC pair runs the same swap in the other direction.
Every card below opens the pair's own page, or the full swap page with both sides already picked.
Pick a fixed or floating rate, confirm the network, and get your deposit address in under a minute.