WBTC-ZAR price

Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) is the representation of Bitcoin on Ethereum and Ethereum-compatible chains. It is an ERC20 token that is created (wrapped) or destroyed (unwrapped) at a 1:1 ratio with actual bitcoins that are locked or unlocked with custodians that are members of the WBTC DAO. Locking 1 BTC gets you 1 WBTC, and vice versa. The interest? Being able to use the no.1 cryptocurrency in the vast DeFi ecosystem that thrives on Ethereum. With WBTC, you can use Bitcoin with decentralized exchange, borrowing and lending platforms such as Uniswap, Aave and many more.

Right now, 1 WBTC is worth R .

Right now, 1 South African rand is equal to WBTC.

You can convert and exchange WBTC with actual Bitcoin using our swap service, with any of your self-custodial wallets.

Each WBTC token is backed by an actual Bitcoin held by one of the custodian of the WBTC DAO. Members, audits and custody addresses can be seen on wbtc.network/dashboard. This system makes it quite safe, but being centralized WBTC will never be as safe as Bitcoin, which is truly decentralized.

You never store WBTC in itself. Instead, you store the private key giving you access and control over a WBTC address. That key is stored in a wallet, which provides an interface to use it. To learn more, read our in-depth guide on storing crypto assets.

To send WBTC, you use a crypto wallet like Bridge Wallet where you will choose the amount to send and the destination address. Confirm and send, that's it!

You can buy WBTC with us here from South Africa by sending us bank transfers in ZAR, avoiding that way unnecessary currency exchange fees. For more information, have a look at our step-by-step tutorial on how to buy WBTC.

You can swap WBTC here against one of the cryptocurrencies that we support, using any self-custodial Wrapped Bitcoin wallet. For more information, have a look at our step-by-step tutorial on how to swap WBTC.

To cash out WBTC with us, you simply need to transfer your crypto to our address. We'll convert your WBTC in ZAR, then transfer the funds to your bank account in South Africa. For more information, have a look at our step-by-step tutorial on how to sell WBTC.