Networks and wallets for BTC to LINK
Bitcoin mainnet
Select an on-chain Bitcoin withdrawal when the provider quotes Bitcoin mainnet. Lightning invoices and wrapped BTC on other chains require separate routes.
Ethereum mainnet (ERC-677 LINK, ERC-20 compatible)
If the LINK is for a Chainlink application, check the application’s chain and funding instructions before choosing the payout network. LINK arriving on a different chain cannot fund the intended account directly.
Check BTC deposit and LINK payout availability separately. The live service needs to accept your source network and offer the destination network that your LINK wallet expects.
How to convert BTC to LINK
- Check that a live provider quotes your BTC deposit network and the LINK payout network you need.
- Compare the amount of LINK you would receive after fees, then confirm the receiving address and any memo or tag required for your payout.
- If you go ahead, follow the live order’s deposit instructions. Keep the order ID and the BTC transaction reference, then verify the LINK payout in your receiving wallet.
How to compare BTC to LINK rates
For a rough pre-fee estimate, multiply the BTC amount by the rate expressed in LINK per BTC. Then compare the actual LINK payout for the same BTC amount and network. Check whether the withdrawal fee comes out of what you send or is charged separately.
Orbit uses a $100 minimum. The estimate on this page uses reference market prices before fees. An executable quote, including any additional route limits, comes from a live settlement provider.