changeSpark Bitcoin address: how to receive and send BTC
Find the correct spark1 receiving address, distinguish Bitcoin and Lightning payment details, and copy the right network and amount.
Copy the Spark mainnet receiving address
For a Spark BTC output on ChangeSpark, open Receive in your wallet, select Spark and copy its address beginning spark1. Use your actual address, not an example from a guide. Read the whole network label: a valid address format does not prove ownership or that the selected wallet supports the payment you intend.
Receiving Spark BTC from an exchange
Paste your own Spark address into Your receiving address before creating an order. After creation, the payment page shows two different destinations: the service’s deposit address where you send payment, and your receiving address where the output will go. For USDT TRC20 to Spark BTC, the payment travels on TRON and the output travels on Spark. These addresses should not look the same.
Sending Spark BTC to an exchange
For a route such as Spark BTC to Bitcoin, copy the Spark deposit address from your order and choose Spark in your sending wallet. Enter the exact BTC amount shown. The QR code contains only the address; it does not select a network or enter the amount for you. Your Bitcoin mainnet receiving address belongs in the output field.
Check BTC and satoshi units
One BTC is 100,000,000 satoshis. If the order asks for 0.001 BTC and your wallet displays sats, that is 100,000 sats. This is a unit conversion example, not a current exchange quote or a guarantee that the example meets the $100 minimum. Compare the actual amount and unit in the order with the confirmation screen in your wallet.
If an address is rejected or payment goes wrong
Return to the receiving wallet and copy the address for the selected network again. Do not remove characters or substitute a Bitcoin deposit address or Lightning invoice. If you already paid to the wrong route, stop and use payment help with your CS order ID. Recovery depends on the actual transfer and cannot be assumed.