Bitcoin to British Pound (BTC to GBP)
Convert any amount of Bitcoin to British Pound (GBP), or GBP to Bitcoin, at today's price. You can also switch to another coin or currency.
- 1 BTC
- £58,431
- Value in GBP
- £58,431
- BTC amount
- 1
- Satoshis (sats)
- 100,000,000
BTC to GBP
| BTC | GBP |
|---|---|
| 0.0001 BTC | £5.84 |
| 0.001 BTC | £58.43 |
| 0.01 BTC | £584.31 |
| 0.1 BTC | £5,843 |
| 1 BTC | £58,431 |
| 10 BTC | £584,309 |
GBP to BTC
| GBP | BTC |
|---|---|
| £10 | 0.0001711 BTC |
| £50 | 0.0008557 BTC |
| £100 | 0.001711 BTC |
| £500 | 0.008557 BTC |
| £1,000 | 0.01711 BTC |
| £10,000 | 0.1711 BTC |
How the BTC to GBP price is calculated
Bitcoin's price in US dollars comes from Coinbase's latest daily close. It is multiplied by today's USD to GBP exchange rate from ExchangeRate-API, which updates once a day. Both refresh in your browser when you open the page.
Local exchanges usually quote a slightly different price, because of their own spread, fees and local demand.
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Questions
How much is 1 Bitcoin in British Pound?
About £58,431 on Nov 1, 2026. The converter above updates to the latest price when you open the page.
How many satoshis do I get for GBP?
Enter an amount in GBP and choose "Currency" as the unit: the result shows the Bitcoin you would get, and the satoshis (1 BTC = 100,000,000 sats).
Where do the exchange rates come from?
From ExchangeRate-API, which publishes one rate per currency each day. Banks and exchanges add their own margin, so the rate you get will be slightly worse.