Convert Bitcoin to EUR at a price you see before you confirm

It depends on the Bitcoin network: your deposit counts once the transaction is confirmed, and that time varies with network activity and the network fee chosen when sending. The conversion only happens afterwards, when you confirm the firm price.

Yes. Bitcoin’s price moves sharply, including while your deposit is being confirmed. The simulator gives an indicative rate; only the firm price applies, shown before you confirm as MiCA requires (art. 77).

No. Only the Bitcoin network is accepted for BTC, and each deposit address is specific to one asset and one network. Funds sent over another network may be lost permanently.

Choose a deposit amount of at least $500, then select the asset and network. Send the exact crypto amount to the address displayed in the payment modal, with network fees paid separately.

No. Send only the amount you need and keep the rest in your own wallet. That is the whole idea for crypto holders: convert at the moment you pay.

Above €20,000 a month, pricing is quoted on request: state it in your account application or write to us. For large or unusual amounts, expect to provide documents showing where the funds come from.

Often, depending on where you are tax resident. Since 1 January 2026, Belgium has applied a 10% tax to its residents’ capital gains on financial assets, crypto included. This is not tax advice: before a large sale, check with your tax office or an adviser.