The default input is TON on TON; the output is BTC on Bitcoin. Change either network in the app before requesting a quote if your wallet needs another supported version.
Swap TON to BTC
Convert native Toncoin into on-chain BTC. Check any TON sending comment requirements and allow for the independent Bitcoin delivery stage.
Pay with TON on TON
Route, cost, and recovery details
Non-confidential crypto swaps have a 0.5% uSwap platform fee, waived every weekend (UTC). The amount received can still reflect provider pricing or spread, blockchain network costs, market movement, and any selected confidential, fast, fiat, or affiliate fee. The quote displays the modeled breakdown before funds are sent. Floating or expired quotes may be recalculated.
Eligibility, verification requirements, transaction limits, sanctions controls, and geographic restrictions can vary by the selected route, provider, counterparty, and destination product.
uSwap does not provide users with a wallet account or an ongoing stored balance. Depending on the selected route, funds may be sent directly to a provider or may temporarily enter an address or balance controlled by a provider, uSwap automation, or an operator for execution, settlement, or recovery.
uSwap selects the best-scoring eligible route returned by the enabled providers for the selected assets and settings. This is not a guarantee of the best price across every market.
uSwap automates common underpayment, overpayment, late-deposit, re-quote, and refund cases. Some wrong-asset, wrong-network, provider-ambiguous, already-broadcast, or unsupported-token cases may require provider or operator review and may not be recoverable. Timing and deductions depend on the route, provider, and network.
Toncoin to Bitcoin: what changes
Convert native Toncoin into on-chain BTC. Check any TON sending comment requirements and allow for the independent Bitcoin delivery stage.
| Check | Sending side | Receiving side |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | TON | BTC |
| Network | TON | Bitcoin |
| Normal wallet gas | TON | BTC for later outgoing transfers |
| Instructions | The bridge’s current deposit details | Your own receiving wallet or exchange details |
Before sending TON
Send native Toncoin on TON and include any comment or memo explicitly requested by the bridge. Check the final outgoing amount and wallet fee. A TON jetton with a different ticker is not the native TON selected by this route.
If you withdraw from an exchange, compare its final withdrawal amount with the bridge instructions. A platform withdrawal charge and the swap’s modeled costs are separate. Do not send a token or choose a network merely because the address format looks compatible.
Receiving BTC
Receive native BTC at a Bitcoin address that your wallet or exchange supports. A Bitcoin balance on Ethereum, Base, or another chain is a different asset, even when the wallet labels it Bitcoin.
Check the final wallet or exchange deposit screen before creating the bridge. If it asks for a memo or tag, include it in the appropriate destination field. The sending transaction and destination transaction are separate; save the bridge link to follow both.
Request the route and review the cost
- Open the preselected TON → BTC route above. Confirm both networks.
- Enter the input amount and your receiving details.
- Compare the modeled BTC output, quote type, costs, and any available timing estimate.
- Create the bridge and send only according to its current instructions.
- Return to that bridge to track confirmations, execution, and delivery.
A route may use several steps even though you see one final output. Availability and limits come from the live quote, not a permanent minimum or conversion rate on this page. See how bridges work for endpoints, deposits, intents, and holds.
If the deposit or payout is missing
First check that the wallet actually broadcast the TON transaction. Then compare its address, asset, network, and net amount with the saved bridge. If the bridge detected the deposit, read its current stage before sending more funds.
For a hold, expired quote, or refund request, use the action on the original bridge. Recovery depends on the network, provider, and state of the funds; it is not guaranteed. The troubleshooting guide explains what to check and which details to keep.