XMRLTCMonero → Litecoin
Exchange Monero (XMR) to Litecoin (LTC)
From a private reserve into a coin that is cheap and quick to actually move.
Send Monero, receive Litecoin to your own wallet. We lock the rate up front, and Litecoin costs almost nothing to send onward.
How to exchange Monero (XMR) to Litecoin (LTC)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Litecoin address.
- 02 Send Monero to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Litecoin to your wallet, usually quickly.
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.
No payment ID
Monero sends from a plain address, no integrated address or payment ID needed. Just the amount and a Litecoin address to receive.
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. Monero comes in and goes straight out as Litecoin to your address.
Send Monero from a plain address on the Monero network. 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 Monero network confirmations. Most of the waiting is on the way in: Monero collects its confirmations at its own rhythm, while Litecoin at the far end catches up quickly. The Litecoin you receive is accepted by nearly any exchange or wallet, so it is easy to move onward. If your wallet offers several address formats, any of the listed ones works for the swap. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form.
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FAQ
Do you ask for an account or identity checks?
No. The sum and a Litecoin address to receive are enough. We never vet the person making the swap: no registration and no forms. Screening applies to the funds - each incoming deposit is assessed automatically, and a deposit that cannot be cleared is returned to an address the sender controls.
Why move Monero into Litecoin?
Litecoin is built for moving money. Its blocks confirm fast and fees stay low, so it is easy to pay with or send.
Do you need a payment ID?
No, a plain Monero address is enough to send from. We do not ask for payment IDs.
Which network will the LTC arrive on?
On the Litecoin network, its own blockchain with its own addresses - usually starting with L, M, or ltc1. Make sure the wallet or exchange account you receive into supports Litecoin itself: Bitcoin addresses look similar, but it is a different network.
How long until the Litecoin arrives?
The main pause belongs to the Monero network: it confirms the deposit at its own tempo, and the order waits until enough confirmations are in. That step is visible in the order status and cannot be rushed. The payout afterwards moves without delay, since the Litecoin network runs fast and the coins reach your wallet shortly.
If the swap breaks down, what happens to my Monero?
The deposit does not vanish. When an order never reaches payout, you give a Monero address of yours and the coins are returned there. Adding the return address when you create the order is the easiest way - the return then goes through with no extra questions.
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