Bitcoin on one network, Tether on your selected network
In this route, the asset sent is BTC on Bitcoin network. For the destination, merely choosing the name USDT is not enough: in SarrafHub, Tether on Ethereum and Tron are displayed separately. First check in the destination wallet or platform which network is supported for depositing Tether.
Get the destination address from the receive page for USDT on the same network. If the USDT destination is on Ethereum, selecting USDT on Tron in the order is not correct; even if both assets appear under the name "Tether". Do not guess another platform's deposit information from the address's appearance.
Source: Tether · Supported networks
Steps of converting BTC to USDT in SarrafHub
- In the conversion form, select BTC and the Bitcoin network for sending and enter the amount.
- Select USDT along with the exact destination network and get a fresh quote.
- Enter the Tether receiving address and, if needed, the destination's additional information.
- In the final review, read the received amount, fee, deadline, and order execution terms and confirm the order.
- Keep the order ID. After a valid deposit address is displayed, send the stated amount of BTC.
- Check the status on the tracking page. The end of the deposit deadline does not mean the end of the conversion.
How much Tether will I receive?
A valid response is the quote issued for that same request and the terms of that same order. This guide does not publish a fixed BTC/USDT rate; the market price and costs can change. For comparison, consider the same amount of BTC and the same destination network, and read the net amount received.
Example for illustration only: if you intend to send 0.01 BTC, enter this same amount in the form and keep the destination network fixed. The number 0.01 is not the current rate, minimum, or a guarantee of acceptance. The wallet may deduct the network fee from your balance in addition to 0.01 BTC; the SarrafHub quote shows the amount of USDT received separately.
How are the minimum and maximum conversion without KYC determined?
| Question | Reliable answer |
|---|---|
| Does the amount cause KYC? | No; the order amount does not change the commitment of 100% without KYC SarrafHub |
| What are the minimum and maximum? | The number shown for that same pair, network, rate type, and moment of request |
| Is every amount definitely accepted? | No; technical support, liquidity, and geographic conditions can prevent order creation |
| What should I keep for a high amount? | The offer, order ID, and transfer hash of the same order |
We do not publish a fixed, permanent number for the minimum or maximum BTC to USDT, because the convertible range can change with the network, rate type, and liquidity. If the form states a range for the entered amount, match the amount to that range before creating the order. Do not create multiple orders or multiple deposits to bypass a technical limit.
SarrafHub 100% without KYC is supported for all supported amounts. The order amount does not change this commitment. Technical support for the pair, the current range, liquidity, and geographic access separately determine whether an order can be created, and none of them create a KYC route.
Bitcoin send fee and confirmation time
Do not confuse the Bitcoin network fee with the conversion service fee. The Bitcoin transaction cost relates to the transaction characteristics and network demand and is not merely a percentage of the sent amount. Before confirming the send, view the cost estimate in the wallet.
Seeing a transfer hash is different from final conversion confirmation. Network confirmation, conversion execution, and destination payout are separate stages. If the status is not updating, first track that same order; resending or creating a new order is not a way to recover the previous status.
Source: Bitcoin.org · transaction fee
Four things you check before sending again
- BTC is actually sent on the Bitcoin network.
- The destination USDT network is the same as the network shown in the recipient wallet.
- The amount and deadline of the deposit address are taken from a valid order.
- The order ID and transfer hash have been kept for tracking.
Frequently asked questions
Does an amount above BTC trigger a KYC request?
No. SarrafHub 100% without KYC is supported for all supported amounts. The order amount does not change this commitment, and no identity document, selfie, or proof of source of funds is requested.
Where can I see the minimum and maximum BTC to USDT?
Enter the amount in the form and get a fresh offer. The displayed range is valid for the same pair, network, rate type and time; this page does not publish a fixed number.
Can I send Bitcoin directly to the Tether address?
Not on this path. Bitcoin is sent to the deposit address BTC of the order and Tether is received at the destination address USDT. These two addresses have different uses.
What should I do if the order expired but I have not sent anything yet?
Do not send funds to the address of an expired order. Check the status and use a valid quote and order to continue.
Is the 0.38% fee the same for all amounts?
No. This service fee applies to the route of orders subject to the 1,000 euro threshold. For other orders, read the fee from the same order's quote.