Guide

How Bitzood works

Bitzood is a non-custodial crypto exchange. That means every swap happens between your own wallets, with the conversion handled in between — no balances to top up, no account to open.

1

Choose your pair

Select what you send and what you want to receive, enter the amount, and paste the wallet address where your new coins should arrive.

2

Send your deposit

You'll get a unique deposit address for your order. Send the exact amount from any wallet — hardware, mobile, or an exchange withdrawal.

3

Receive your coins

Once your deposit confirms on-chain, the swap executes and your new coins are sent straight to the address you provided.

Fixed vs floating rates

Every swap can be priced two ways. A floating rate is calculated at the moment your deposit confirms — if the market moves in your favor you receive more, and it's generally the better rate on calm days. A fixed rate locks the quoted amount for a short window while you send your deposit, so you know exactly what you'll receive. Fixed rates carry a slightly wider spread to cover that guarantee.

Why non-custodial matters

Because Bitzood never holds your funds beyond the swap itself, there's no wallet balance sitting on the platform and no withdrawal step. Your coins move from your wallet, through the exchange, to your wallet. This keeps the flow simple and means you stay in control of your assets.

How long a swap takes

Most orders complete within 5–30 minutes. The biggest factor is how quickly your deposit confirms on its blockchain — Bitcoin during congestion can take longer, while faster networks usually settle within minutes. You can follow every stage live on the order page: waiting, confirming, exchanging, and sending.

Always double-check the receiving address and network before sending. On-chain transactions are irreversible once broadcast.

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