# Dogecoin to Bitcoin (DOGE to BTC) — no-KYC swap on GhostSwap > Send Dogecoin (DOGE) and receive Bitcoin (BTC) in your own wallet, with no account and no KYC. It is a cross-chain swap from Dogecoin to Bitcoin, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens. Most DOGE to BTC swaps are paid out within 10–25 minutes. Swap page: https://ghostswap.io/exchange/doge-btc/ Updated: 2026-10-03 ## At a glance | | | |---|---| | You send | Dogecoin (DOGE) | | You receive | Bitcoin (BTC) | | Your BTC address | Bitcoin address that starts with bc1, 3 or 1. Wallets: Sparrow, Electrum or a hardware wallet | | Deposit network fee | Paid in DOGE by your wallet | | Deposit confirmation | A few minutes (blocks about every minute) on Dogecoin | | BTC payout | Sent to your address as soon as the swap completes; Bitcoin confirms it in 10–30 minutes (1–3 confirmations) | | Typical swap time | 10–25 minutes until your BTC is sent | | Reference rate | 1 DOGE ≈ 0.0000010973 BTC · 1 BTC ≈ 911,363.15 DOGE (market prices, 3 Oct 2026) | | Limits | Minimum about 330 DOGE. The exact minimum and maximum DOGE 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; DOGE on Blockchair; BTC on mempool.space | | Reverse swap | [BTC to DOGE](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/btc-doge/) | ## How much BTC you get (quoted 3 Oct 2026, 22:48 UTC, after all fees) | You send | You receive | |---|---| | 1000 DOGE | 0.001075 BTC | | 5000 DOGE | 0.005401 BTC | | 25000 DOGE | 0.027027 BTC | ## How to swap DOGE to BTC 1. Open https://ghostswap.io/exchange/doge-btc/ and enter the amount of DOGE to send. 2. Paste the BTC address that should receive the coins. 3. Enter the DOGE address you are sending from, then confirm. 4. Send the DOGE to the one-time deposit address shown. 5. Receive BTC in your wallet and follow the status page with your swap ID. ## Moving Dogecoin into Bitcoin: same UTXO design, different speeds DOGE to BTC suits people who collected Dogecoin from tips, payments or trading and want to hold Bitcoin in their own wallet instead. Both coins keep balances as unspent outputs (UTXOs), because Dogecoin's code descends from Bitcoin's by way of Litecoin, but they run on separate networks. Dogecoin addresses start with D, Bitcoin addresses with bc1, 3 or 1, and the BTC is paid to the one you enter, with no account. Dogecoin adds a block about every minute, so the deposit is credited within a few minutes and the BTC is usually sent within 10 to 25 minutes. The payout then waits for a Bitcoin block, roughly 10 minutes on average. If your DOGE arrived as many small payments, the deposit has to combine all those inputs into one larger transaction, so let your wallet set the fee instead of lowering it by hand. ### Tips - Receive to a Bitcoin address from a wallet you control, such as Sparrow or Electrum, which offer a fresh unused address for each payment. A Dogecoin D address is not accepted in this field. - Send native DOGE from MyDoge, Exodus or Dogecoin Core and enter that D address as the sender address. DOGE on BNB Smart Chain is a different coin in the exchange box. - Dogecoin Core has to finish syncing the whole chain before it can send. If you only need to make the deposit, a light wallet such as MyDoge is quicker to set up. ### Is KYC required to swap DOGE for BTC? No. A standard swap asks for no account, email address or identity documents. Enter your Bitcoin address, review the floating rate shown before you send and send the Dogecoin; if the swap cannot be completed, the DOGE is refunded to your sender address. ### How long does DOGE to BTC take? Usually 10 to 25 minutes until the BTC is sent, because Dogecoin confirms the deposit quickly. Allow roughly another 10 minutes for the first Bitcoin confirmation, or longer when the Bitcoin network is busy. ## FAQ ### How much is 1 DOGE in BTC? 1 DOGE is worth about 0.0000010973 BTC at the market rate, before fees (market prices, 3 Oct 2026). GhostSwap's quote in the exchange box already includes the service fee and the BTC network fee. The minimum for this pair is about 330 DOGE. The rate floats with the market until your DOGE deposit confirms, so the exchange box shows the exact amount before you send. ### What are the fees for converting Dogecoin to Bitcoin? The GhostSwap fee is already included in the rate in the exchange box, so the BTC amount you see is what you receive. On top of that, the Dogecoin network fee for your deposit is paid in DOGE by your wallet. ### What wallet should I use to receive BTC? To receive Bitcoin from your swap, we recommend using Sparrow, Electrum or a hardware wallet. Make sure your wallet supports the Bitcoin network before starting the exchange. Double-check your BTC address before confirming — cryptocurrency transactions cannot be reversed. ### What format is the BTC address? Use a Bitcoin address: it starts with bc1, 3 or 1. Copy it from your wallet and paste it; never type it by hand. ### Can I track my DOGE to BTC 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 DOGE payment on Blockchair (https://blockchair.com/dogecoin) and your incoming BTC on mempool.space (https://mempool.space). ### Is it safe to exchange DOGE for BTC on GhostSwap? GhostSwap is non-custodial: there is no account balance holding your coins. Your DOGE deposit is converted and the BTC is sent straight to the Bitcoin address you enter, so check that address twice — Bitcoin transfers cannot be reversed. ### How does a cross-chain DOGE to BTC swap work? Dogecoin lives on Dogecoin and Bitcoin on Bitcoin, two separate blockchains. Instead of a bridge, GhostSwap takes your DOGE on Dogecoin and pays native BTC on Bitcoin, so you never hold a wrapped token or pay bridge fees. ### What happens if my DOGE to BTC exchange fails? If a swap cannot be completed, the DOGE is refunded to the Dogecoin address you entered as the sender address. If something looks stuck, contact support with your swap ID from the status page. Most problems come from sending a different amount than shown or using an address on the wrong network. ## Related - [Reverse: BTC to DOGE](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/btc-doge/) ([Markdown](https://ghostswap.io/exchange/btc-doge.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)