STRK to BTC: Exchange Starknet for Bitcoin Without KYC

Send Starknet (STRK) and receive Bitcoin (BTC) in your own wallet, with no account and no KYC. It is a cross-chain swap from Starknet to Bitcoin, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.

10–25 min
No account · No KYC
Non-custodial
Fees included in quote

You Send

STRK

You Get

BTC

Recipient Wallet

Sender Address

⚠️ Enter the exact wallet you are sending from. Your funds must be sent from this address.

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STRK

Starknet

Price:

$0.0600

24h Change:

4.03%

Market Cap:

$455.99M

Volume (24h):

$159.21M

Circulating Supply:

7.59B STRK

BTC

Bitcoin

Price:

$84,760.00

24h Change:

2.41%

Market Cap:

$1.70T

Volume (24h):

$32.30B

Circulating Supply:

20.10M BTC

Data by CoinGecko

STRK to BTC Exchange Rate

1 STRK = 0.00000071 BTC

The 1 Starknet to Bitcoin reference rate at market prices, before fees. The exact amount, minimum and maximum are shown in the exchange box before you send.

Live market rate

STRK to BTC swap at a glance

Everything that is specific to swapping Starknet to Bitcoin on GhostSwap.

Starknet (STRK)You send · Starknet network

Bitcoin (BTC)You receive · Bitcoin network

It is a cross-chain swap from Starknet to Bitcoin, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.

Swap time

10–25 minuntil your BTC is sent

Network fee

Paid in STRKby your wallet

Account / KYC

NoneNo sign-up, email or ID for standard swaps

Tracking

Live status pageSTRK on Voyager · BTC on mempool.space

Your BTC address

Bitcoin addressIt starts with bc1, 3 or 1. Wallets: Sparrow, Electrum or a hardware wallet.

Reference rate

1 STRK ≈ 0.0000007083 BTC1 BTC ≈ 1,411,866.61 STRK · market prices, 21 Oct 2026

Send STRKA few minutes to confirm on Starknet
GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
Receive BTCSent to your address; Bitcoin confirms in 10–30 minutes (1–3 confirmations)

Facts checked 21 Oct 2026Reverse: BTC to STRK

STRK to BTC Live Price Chart

STRK/BTC

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Reference market prices, updated live

What is Starknet?

StarkNet (STRK) is a permissionless decentralized Layer 2 network over Ethereum, offering scalable and secure smart contracts. It utilizes zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-rollups) to increase transaction throughput while maintaining security. STRK tokens are used for governance and may play a role in transaction fees within the network.

What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin (BTC) is the world's first and largest cryptocurrency, created in 2009 as a decentralized digital currency that operates without banks or intermediaries. Running on a proof-of-work blockchain, Bitcoin enables peer-to-peer value transfer across borders with no central authority. Many holders keep BTC as a long-term store of value. With the largest market capitalization and deepest liquidity of any cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is the most commonly exchanged digital asset.

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Why Swap STRK for BTC?

Converting Starknet to Bitcoin on GhostSwap moves your funds from STRK into BTC without KYC or account creation. Starknet is the native coin of its own blockchain. Bitcoin is used for peer-to-peer payments and as a long-term store of value.

Two different networks

STRK runs on Starknet and BTC on Bitcoin; GhostSwap swaps between them in one step.

About Bitcoin

Bitcoin is used for peer-to-peer payments and as a long-term store of value.

No KYC or exchange accounts

GhostSwap processes your STRK to BTC swap without sign-ups, identity verification, or personal data. Just a wallet address.

Exchange STRK for BTC on GhostSwap. Most swaps are paid out within 10–25 minutes after you send, with no registration and no verification for standard swaps.

Convert Starknet to Bitcoin

STRK	BTC at market price
500STRK	0.000354BTC
1,000STRK	0.000708BTC
2,500STRK	0.001771BTC
5,000STRK	0.003541BTC
10,000STRK	0.007083BTC
25,000STRK	0.017707BTC
100,000STRK	0.070828BTC
250,000STRK	0.177071BTC

At market prices of $0.060034 per STRK and $84,760.00 per BTC (21 Oct 2026), 10,000 STRK is worth about 0.007083 BTC. Your exact amount, after network fees, is shown in the exchange box before you send.

Convert Bitcoin to Starknet

BTC	STRK at market price
0.0002BTC	282.3733STRK
0.0005BTC	705.9333STRK
0.001BTC	1,411.87STRK
0.002BTC	2,823.73STRK
0.005BTC	7,059.33STRK
0.01BTC	14,118.67STRK
0.05BTC	70,593.33STRK
0.1BTC	141,186.66STRK

Going the other way, 0.005 BTC is worth about 7,059.33 STRK at the same prices.

How to Exchange Starknet to Bitcoin

Select STRK and BTC

Pick STRK in “You send” and BTC in “You get”, then enter the amount. The box shows how much BTC you get and the minimum STRK for this pair.

Enter Bitcoin Address

Paste the Bitcoin address that should receive the BTC (it starts with bc1, 3 or 1). Then enter the Starknet address you send STRK from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.

Send Starknet

Send exactly the amount shown from your own Starknet wallet to the one-time deposit address.

Receive Bitcoin

Your BTC is usually paid out 10–25 minutes after you send your STRK, and Bitcoin then confirms it in 10–30 minutes (1–3 confirmations). Follow each step on the status page with your swap ID.

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STRK to BTC: questions and answers

Everything you need to know about exchanging STRK to BTC on GhostSwap.

How long does it take to swap STRK to BTC on GhostSwap?

Most STRK to BTC swaps are paid out within 10–25 minutes: the STRK deposit needs a few minutes to confirm on Starknet, then the BTC is sent to your wallet, and Bitcoin confirms the payout in 10–30 minutes (1–3 confirmations). Busy networks can add a few minutes.

How much is 1 STRK in BTC?

1 STRK is worth about 0.0000007083 BTC at the market rate, before fees (market prices, 21 Oct 2026). GhostSwap's quote in the exchange box already includes the service fee and the BTC network fee. The rate floats with the market until your STRK deposit confirms, so the exchange box shows the exact amount before you send.

Do I need KYC or an account to exchange STRK to BTC?

No. GhostSwap has no accounts: you paste the Bitcoin address that should receive the BTC, send STRK from your own wallet, and the BTC goes straight to that address. No email, phone number or ID upload.

What are the fees for converting Starknet 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 Starknet network fee for your deposit is paid in STRK 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 STRK 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 STRK payment on Voyager (https://voyager.online) and your incoming BTC on mempool.space (https://mempool.space).

Is it safe to exchange STRK for BTC on GhostSwap?

GhostSwap is non-custodial: there is no account balance holding your coins. Your STRK 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 STRK to BTC swap work?

Starknet lives on Starknet and Bitcoin on Bitcoin, two separate blockchains. Instead of a bridge, GhostSwap takes your STRK on Starknet and pays native BTC on Bitcoin, so you never hold a wrapped token or pay bridge fees.

What happens if my STRK to BTC exchange fails?

If a swap cannot be completed, the STRK is refunded to the Starknet 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.