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SPARK BTC EXCHANGE

Bitcoin on Spark
to USDC on Solana

Exchange Bitcoin on Spark for USDC on Solana. Check the two networks, the displayed fees and your receiving address before creating your fixed-amount order.

No account needed Fees shown upfront

Make your exchange

Fixed on order

Minimum: $100 USD equivalent before fees.

Reserve is checked before you create an order
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Service fee1%
Outgoing network chargeShown with quote

The maximum amount depends on the receiving reserve and fees.

Use an address on the receiving network.

Rate and amount fixed when you create your order.

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Three steps. One clear exchange.

Three steps, with your exchange status always in view.

01 ↗

Choose your pair

Select your asset and network. See an estimated return with fees included.

02 ↗

Send your payment

Review the details and transfer the exact amount to your order’s payment address.

03 ✳

Follow your exchange

Keep your private link. See when payment is confirmed and your exchange is completed.

YOUR SELECTED ROUTE

The right network.
The right address.

Sending Bitcoin on Spark

Send BTC using the Spark network to the spark1 address on the payment page. Do not choose Bitcoin mainnet or substitute a Lightning invoice for this route.

Receiving USDC on Solana

Use a Solana receiving address from your wallet and check that the wallet supports the selected asset on Solana.

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Sending network
Spark
Receiving network
Solana
Receiving token contract / mint
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Minimum sending amount
$100 USD equivalent before fees
Available receiving reserve
2315365.2 USDC
Service fee
1%
Rate
Market conversion at order creation
Payment window
60 minutes
Completion
After receipt confirmation and payment checks. Follow your private order page.

Bitcoin on Spark to USDC on Solana: before you pay

Copy the Spark payment address only after creating your order. Read the guide to sending Spark BTC and check the receiving network shown above.

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Bitcoin on Spark to USDC on Solana: networks, fees and payment steps.

Read the Spark Bitcoin guide ↗
How do I exchange Bitcoin on Spark for USDC on Solana?

Create an order first and use only the payment details saved for that order. Send BTC using the Spark network to the spark1 address on the payment page. Do not choose Bitcoin mainnet or substitute a Lightning invoice for this route.

Which receiving address do I need for USDC on Solana?

Use a Solana receiving address from your wallet and check that the wallet supports the selected asset on Solana.

When is my receiving amount fixed?

When you press Create order and the order is created successfully. The saved amount includes the 1% service fee and the displayed outgoing network charge. Payment confirmation does not recalculate it.

What are the minimum and maximum amounts?

The minimum is $100 USD worth of the sending asset before the service fee, checked at the current USD price. The maximum depends on the available USDC reserve on Solana. The amount must be positive, respect the sending asset precision and cover the displayed fees. The calculator checks these conditions before an order is accepted.

How long does this exchange take?

Pay within 60 minutes of order creation. Payment receipt is confirmed before the output transfer is sent. Network confirmations and payment checks affect completion time. The private order page shows each stage; support is available 24/7.

What if I paid the wrong amount or used another network?

Contact [email protected] or live chat with your CS order ID. Do not send another payment until support has reviewed the first. Recovery or a refund depends on the transfer and network.

Review your exchange

This preview may change until you press Create order. Your final receiving amount is fixed at creation and shown on the payment page. Check your network and address carefully.