ETHLTCEthereum → Litecoin
Exchange ETH to Litecoin (LTC)
Trade smart-contract money for a coin that is cheap and quick to actually move.
Send Ethereum, receive Litecoin to your own wallet. We lock the rate up front: what you see is what lands, and Litecoin costs almost nothing to send onward.
How to exchange ETH to Litecoin (LTC)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Litecoin address.
- 02 Send ETH to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Litecoin to your wallet, usually quickly.
No sign-up
No email, no password. Open it, swap, leave.
Cheap to move afterward
Litecoin confirms fast and its network fee barely registers, so the coin you land on is easy to spend or send again without watching gas.
A rate with no surprises
We lock the price the moment you start. Nothing added on top: what you see is what you get.
Your coins do not sit with us
We do not hold a balance. Ethereum comes in and goes straight out as Litecoin to your address.
Send ETH on Ethereum mainnet (L1), not from Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, or another L2. Litecoin is its own separate blockchain, so the receiving address is a Litecoin one, usually starting with L, M, or ltc1, with no memo or tag. The swap goes through after Ethereum network confirmations. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. This pair earns its keep when Ethereum-side gains need to become a coin for everyday transfers: Litecoin takes its fee in the coin itself, with no separate gas asset to manage. After the payout, check the balance in a Litecoin wallet, not an Ethereum explorer, since these are two different blockchains. And if your wallet shows a network picker when you send, make sure it says Ethereum.
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FAQ
Does swapping ETH for Litecoin require an account or checks?
No. The amount and a Litecoin address are all the swap needs. We run no identity checks on the person swapping: no profile, no questionnaire. Screening applies to the funds arriving at the deposit, and when a payment cannot be cleared, it travels back to an address the sender controls.
Why move ETH into Litecoin?
Litecoin is built for moving money, not for smart contracts. Its blocks confirm fast and fees stay low, so it is the easier coin when you actually want to send rather than pay Ethereum gas.
What if I send ETH from an L2?
This pair expects ETH on Ethereum mainnet. A transfer from Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, or another L2 will not register as a deposit here. If unsure, message @swappsy before you send.
Will the LTC arrive on the Litecoin network itself?
Yes. The LTC lands as a plain coin on its native Litecoin network, not as a token on some other chain. That is why the address must come from a Litecoin wallet: as a rule it starts with L, M, or ltc1. Compare the first and last characters before you confirm the order.
How long does the ETH to LTC route usually run?
Most of the wait is the Ethereum side: the swap starts once the network confirms your deposit, and Ethereum moves at a steady, unhurried pace. After that things speed up, since Litecoin mines blocks often and the payout lands without long pauses. We name no exact minutes; network load at that moment sets the pace.
Does an ETH withdrawal from an exchange suit this pair?
Yes, as long as the exchange sends it on Ethereum mainnet, in one transaction, to the address shown. A withdrawal to an L2 does not fit here. The exchange processes the transfer at its own speed, that time adds to the swap, and its withdrawal fee trims what reaches the deposit.
If the deal cannot be completed, where does the deposit go?
Back to you. Leave a refund address, and if the swap cannot finish, the deposit travels to it. Coins do not hang between networks: they either become Litecoin or return to the sender, with the order status visible the whole way.
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