Unstake bfBTC to Bitcoin Network

How to convert bfBTC to BTC from EVM-compatible chains to Bitcoin network

EVM-compatible chains include Bitlayer, Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, and others. This guide explains the steps to unstake bfBTC from one EVM-compatible chain to Bitcoin.


1. Before making a unstake, ensure that you have connected an EVM wallet.

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3. Select the Bitcoin wallet to connect.

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4. Once connected, you can copy your wallet address or disconnect the wallet.

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5. Click on "Receive Network" to expand the list of available networks.

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6. Tap BTC to receive assets on the Bitcoin network.

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7. Make sure your receiving address is correct.

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8. Enter the amount you want to unstake.

The minimum amount is 0.001 bfBTC.

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9. The estimated amount you will receive is displayed here, based on the current bfBTC exchange rate.

Note: Since the epoch may vary during the unstake process, the final received amount might differ from the displayed estimate.

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10. Note: If you unstake to Bitcoin, there’s no need to manually claim the assets.

They will be sent directly to your receiving address on the Bitcoin network.

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11. Click "Unstake" to initiate your unstake request.

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12. In the pop-up window, please review and verify the details of your withdrawal request.

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13. After reviewing, click the "Confirm" button to proceed.

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14. Once the transaction is successful, information will be displayed.

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15. After the withdrawal is approved, the assets will be sent directly to your Bitcoin address.

No manual claiming needed.

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16. You can check the withdrawal information in the "Portfolio" page.

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17. In "Transaction History," select "Withdraw" to view your withdrawal orders.

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18. The "Withdraw Native" option refers to withdrawal orders that are sent directly to the Bitcoin network.

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19. The "Pending" status indicates that this order is still awaiting approval.

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20. The "Received" status indicates that the order has been approved and the assets have been sent to your Bitcoin wallet.

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