Select the send and receive networks in the widget. Each must match the corresponding wallet or withdrawal platform. Availability can change and may differ between fixed and floating rates; the current quote determines whether your selection is supported.
Enter your amount to check the current rate, minimum, maximum (if any) and estimated receive amount. Compare what you receive, not just the headline rate. Your sending wallet may charge a separate network fee. Floating quotes can change; fixed quotes have an expiry and deposit conditions.
Save your order link. Send the requested asset and amount to the deposit address on the specified network, following the order deadline. A confirmed deposit still needs exchange processing and an outgoing transfer; completion time is not guaranteed.
Check the order status and your transaction in the network explorer. If the order expires, the amount is wrong or processing stalls, contact support with the order ID and transaction hash before sending more funds. Recovery or a refund depends on the case.
Contact exchange supportSwapping XMR for BTC is a common move for traders who want to shift value from Monero's privacy-focused network into Bitcoin's widely accepted, liquid asset. Because Monero transactions are private by design using ring signatures and confidential transactions, users often choose to settle into BTC when moving funds to exchanges or wallets that primarily support Bitcoin. The two assets run on separate proof-of-work networks, so the swap involves a full cross-chain exchange with no shared infrastructure.
Open the exchange widget and select XMR as the send currency and BTC as the receive currency. The widget shows the live rate and the minimum amount for this pair.
Enter the amount of XMR you want to exchange and choose a fixed or floating rate.
Paste your BTC wallet address into the recipient field and double-check it.
Create the order, save its link and send XMR to the deposit address using the network, amount and deadline shown. Receiving BTC requires deposit confirmation, exchange processing and the outgoing transfer.
Before confirming your swap, make sure your sending wallet is set up for the Monero (XMR) network — there is only one XMR network, so no network selection is needed on that side. On the receiving end, provide a native Bitcoin (BTC) address on the Bitcoin network; no memo or destination tag is required for BTC. Monero transactions can take varying amounts of time to confirm due to the network's privacy mechanisms, which may affect how quickly Zest detects your incoming funds, so allow some time before assuming an issue. Double-check that the BTC address you provide is correct and compatible with the wallet or platform you're sending to, as Bitcoin addresses are not interchangeable across all formats. Rates are shown before you confirm, so review the amount you'll receive before finalizing the swap.
Monero
XMR
Monero (XMR) is a cryptocurrency . Users are able to generate XMR through the process of mining. Monero has a current supply of 18,811,652.46549179. The last known price of Monero is 544.03670767 USD and is up 0.60 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 378 active market(s) with $103,372,344.94 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://www.getmonero.org/.
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BTC
Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2010. Users are able to generate BTC through the process of mining. Bitcoin has a current supply of 20,090,909. The last known price of Bitcoin is 83,538.58422622 USD and is up 0.13 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 12753 active market(s) with $36,680,774,409.98 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://bitcoin.org/.
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