# Bitcoin to Cronos (BTC to CRO) — no-KYC swap on GhostSwap

> Send Bitcoin (BTC) and receive Cronos (CRO) in your own wallet, with no account and no KYC. Most BTC to CRO swaps are paid out within 20–60 minutes.

Swap page: https://ghostswap.io/exchange/btc-cro/
Updated: 2026-10-02

## At a glance

| | |
|---|---|
| You send | Bitcoin (BTC) |
| You receive | Cronos (CRO) |
| Payment ID | Only needed when the CRO goes to an exchange account that gives you one. Personal wallets leave it empty. |
| Deposit network fee | Paid in BTC by your wallet |
| Deposit confirmation | 10–30 minutes (1–3 confirmations) on Bitcoin |
| Typical swap time | 20–60 minutes until your CRO is sent |
| Reference rate | 1 BTC ≈ 1,278,745.64 CRO · 1 CRO ≈ 0.0000007820 BTC (market prices, 4 Oct 2026) |
| Limits | The exact minimum and maximum BTC amounts are shown live in the exchange box |
| Account / KYC | None for standard swaps: no sign-up, no email, no ID |
| Tracking | Status page with your swap ID; BTC on mempool.space |
| Reverse swap | [CRO to BTC](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/cro-btc/) |

## How to swap BTC to CRO

1. Open https://ghostswap.io/exchange/btc-cro/ and enter the amount of BTC to send.
2. Paste the CRO address that should receive the coins (and a Payment ID only if that address needs one).
3. Enter the BTC address you are sending from, then confirm.
4. Send the BTC to the one-time deposit address shown.
5. Receive CRO in your wallet and follow the status page with your swap ID.

## FAQ

### How long does it take to swap BTC to CRO on GhostSwap?

When you exchange Bitcoin to Cronos on GhostSwap, the process typically takes 10–30 minutes (1–3 network confirmations) for your BTC to confirm on the Bitcoin network. Once confirmed, your Cronos is sent to your wallet and arrives within a few minutes on Cronos. Most BTC to CRO swaps are paid out within 20–60 minutes after you send; network congestion can occasionally add time, and the status page shows each step.

### Do I need KYC or an account to exchange BTC to CRO?

No. GhostSwap is a non-custodial, no-KYC exchange. You can convert Bitcoin to Cronos without creating an account, uploading ID documents, or providing any personal information. Just enter your Cronos wallet address, send your BTC, and receive your CRO — that's it.

### What are the fees for converting Bitcoin to Cronos?

GhostSwap charges a small service fee that's already included in the exchange rate you see — there are no hidden fees. On top of that, Bitcoin network fees vary with congestion. The swap box shows the estimated amount of CRO after fees before you send. The rate floats, so the final amount can differ slightly if the market moves before your deposit confirms.

### What wallet should I use to receive CRO?

To receive Cronos from your swap, we recommend using Crypto.com DeFi Wallet or Trust Wallet. Make sure your wallet supports the Cronos network before starting the exchange. Double-check your CRO address before confirming — cryptocurrency transactions cannot be reversed.

### Can I track my BTC to CRO swap?

Yes. After initiating your swap, GhostSwap provides a transaction status page where you can monitor progress in real-time. You can also track your BTC payment on mempool.space (https://mempool.space) and your incoming CRO on the Cronos explorer.

### Is it safe to exchange BTC for CRO on GhostSwap?

Yes. GhostSwap is a non-custodial exchange, which means we never hold your funds or private keys. Your Bitcoin is converted and sent directly to your Cronos wallet address. Standard swaps need no account, email or ID, and all swaps run over encrypted connections.

### How does a cross-chain BTC to CRO swap work?

Bitcoin runs on the Bitcoin network while Cronos runs on the Cronos network — they can't be sent directly to each other. GhostSwap handles the cross-chain conversion for you: you send BTC to our temporary deposit address, we convert it, and send the equivalent CRO to your wallet. No bridge protocols or technical knowledge required.

### What happens if my BTC to CRO exchange fails?

In the rare case of a failed exchange, your BTC is refunded to the address you entered as the sender address. If something looks stuck, contact support with your swap ID from the status page. Most problems are caused by sending a different amount than shown or using an address on the wrong network.

## Related

- [Reverse: CRO to BTC](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/cro-btc/) ([Markdown](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/cro-btc.md))
- [All GhostSwap pairs](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/)
- [How to exchange](https://ghostswap.io/how-to-exchange/)
- [Site guide for AI assistants](https://ghostswap.io/llms.txt)