Private swap
USDC Arbitrum to LTC
Swap USD Coin to Litecoin without an account. Compare live offers from many exchanges and pick the one that leaves you the most LTC.
Today's rate
1 USDC Arbitrum ≈ 0.020377 LTC ($1.00)
- Minimum
- 5.3 USDC Arbitrum
- Typical time
- about 3 min
- Confirmations
- 20 on Arbitrum
Market price, before exchange and network fees. The exact amount comes with the offers.
Want no on-chain link between your USDC Arbitrum and your LTC? Choose the private route: two separate swaps through Monero, at two different exchanges.
How to swap USDC Arbitrum to LTC
- Enter the amount of USDC Arbitrum, your LTC address, and your USDC Arbitrum refund address.
- Compare the offers. A fixed rate locks the amount; a floating rate is usually a little better.
- Send exactly the amount shown to the deposit address on your order page.
- The exchange sends LTC to your address. The order page follows every step.
About the coins
USD Coin (USDC) on Arbitrum is the same dollar stablecoin on Arbitrum, an Ethereum layer 2: cheap to move, with fees paid in a little ETH. The issuer can freeze addresses.
Litecoin (LTC) adds a block about every 2.5 minutes, with low fees. Regular Litecoin transactions are public, like Bitcoin's.
Questions about USDC Arbitrum to LTC
No. You need only the LTC address that receives your coins and your USDC Arbitrum refund address. No email, no sign-up, no password.
Usually about 3 minutes. Your USDC Arbitrum deposit needs 20 network confirmations, then the exchange sends the LTC. A busy network or a low fee makes it slower.
About 5.3 USDC Arbitrum right now. The amount box shows the exact minimum and maximum, and fewer exchanges quote close to the minimum.
Each offer already includes the fees. The rate buttons show the total cost against the market price, so you see it before you start.
Guides for this swap
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