Exchange AAVE to BTC

Right now, 1 AAVE equals about BTC. The rate updates every 60 seconds on this page. The exact amount you'll receive is locked at the moment your AAVE arrives at the deposit address.

No. SwapHub is non-custodial and accountless. You never give us an email, you never upload ID. Some liquidity providers may ask for verification on unusually large orders — if that applies, you'll see it before committing funds.

Average end-to-end time is about 5 minutes. The main variable is the network confirmation speed of Aave, which varies by network (Ethereum ~5 min, L2s ~seconds). You can track progress in real time on the swap page.

SwapHub supports AAVE on Ethereum (ERC-20), Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche. Pick whichever network your source wallet holds AAVE on — the cheapest option is highlighted automatically.

Minimums vary by pair and are shown before you confirm — typically around $10–$20 equivalent. There's no hard maximum — larger orders may be split across providers automatically for the best rate.

Float gives you the best available rate at the moment your deposit arrives (usually a slightly better number, subject to movement). Fixed locks the rate when you create the order, costing about 0.4% extra — worth it for large amounts or when the market is moving fast.

SwapHub charges no extra fee on top of the displayed rate — our margin is already included in what you see. You'll also pay the network fee for BTC and gas on your chosen Aave network, typically ranging from $2-15 on Ethereum and <$0.10 on L2s.

If you send less than the minimum, the order pauses and you can add a top-up. If you send more than the estimate, you'll automatically receive the extra BTC at the locked rate. Sending a different coin to the AAVE address is recoverable but requires contacting support.

Yes. @swapHUB_com_bot opens a Telegram Mini App with the same flow, same rates, same providers. Convenient for mobile users who already live in Telegram.

SwapHub operates as a non-custodial interface that routes orders across multiple licensed exchange providers. We don't custody funds, so the regulatory model is closer to an aggregator than an exchange. For jurisdiction-specific questions, see the Terms.