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Bitcoin Unit Converter

Convert between BTC, satoshis, and other Bitcoin units

100,000,000
Conversion Result
1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshis
In satoshis
100,000,000 sats
Approx. USD value
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Bitcoin Unit Reference

UnitSymbolSatoshisBTC EquivalentDescription
BitcoinBTC100,000,0001.00000000The base unit of Bitcoin
MillibitcoinmBTC100,0000.00100000One thousandth of a Bitcoin
MicrobitcoinμBTC1000.00000100One millionth of a Bitcoin
Satoshisatoshis10.00000001The smallest unit of Bitcoin
Finneyfinney10,000,0000.10000000One tenth of a Bitcoin
Bitbits1000.00000100Alternative name for microbitcoin

Quick Conversions

1 BTC
= 100,000,000 satoshis
= 1,000 mBTC
= 1,000,000 μBTC
1 mBTC
= 100,000 satoshis
= 0.001 BTC
= 1,000 μBTC
1 μBTC
= 100 satoshis
= 0.000001 BTC
= 0.001 mBTC
1,000 sats
= 0.00001 BTC
= 0.01 mBTC
= 10 μBTC
100,000 sats
= 0.001 BTC
= 1 mBTC
= 1,000 μBTC
21M BTC
= Max Bitcoin supply
= 2.1 quadrillion sats
= 21 billion mBTC

Understanding Bitcoin units

Bitcoin is divisible down to eight decimal places. The smallest unit is the satoshi (sat), named after Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. There are exactly 100,000,000 sats in 1 BTC.

Intermediate denominations like mBTC (0.001 BTC) and μBTC/bits (0.000001 BTC) appear in older UIs and exchanges. Modern wallets and the Lightning Network usually prefer whole sat counts for readability.

Conversions on this page are pure arithmetic—no rounding surprises beyond normal floating-point display. For money-critical accounting, prefer integer sat math in your own systems.

Frequently asked questions

How many satoshis are in 1 Bitcoin?
Exactly 100,000,000 satoshis (sats) equal 1 BTC. One satoshi is 0.00000001 BTC—the smallest unit recorded on the Bitcoin base layer today.
What is a satoshi worth in USD?
A satoshi’s dollar value moves with the Bitcoin price. USD value ≈ (sats ÷ 100,000,000) × BTC/USD. This page shows an approximate live USD value for your conversion when market data is available.
What are mBTC, μBTC, and bits?
mBTC is one-thousandth of a BTC (0.001 BTC). μBTC and “bits” are often used for one-millionth of a BTC (0.000001 BTC), equal to 100 sats. Naming varies by wallet; the satoshi count is the reliable ground truth.
Why convert to sats at all?
As BTC price rises, people price goods and Lightning amounts in whole sats instead of long decimal BTC amounts. Wallets, invoices, and fee rates also speak in sats.
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