Swap LTC
to XMR
Exchange Litecoin for Monero at a floating or fixed rate. No account, no sign-up, and the XMR goes straight to your wallet.
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About this pair
What you send and what you get
The two coins in this swap and the networks they move on.
You send
Litecoin
Network: Litecoin
Litecoin is one of the oldest cryptocurrencies, launched in 2011 as a lighter, faster take on Bitcoin. It is widely accepted and cheap to send.
You receive
Monero
Network: Monero
Monero is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency. Its blockchain hides the sender, the receiver and the amount of every transaction by default.
How it works
How to swap LTC to XMR
Four steps, and no account at any point.
- 1
Enter the amount
Type how much LTC you want to send. The calculator shows how much XMR you get back, at a floating or a fixed rate.
- 2
Add your XMR address
Paste the Monero address where the payout should go, and an optional LTC refund address in case the swap cannot complete.
- 3
Send the LTC
Send the exact amount shown to the one-time deposit address, on the Litecoin network.
- 4
Receive XMR
Once the deposit confirms, the swap runs and the XMR is sent straight to your wallet. Your swap page follows every step live.
Questions
Answers before you send
What people ask most about rates, deposits and refunds.
How long does a LTC to XMR swap take?
Litecoin blocks arrive about every two and a half minutes, so a deposit usually confirms in 10 to 30 minutes. After that, the exchange and the payout usually take a few more minutes.
What is the minimum amount for LTC to XMR?
The minimum is shown live in the calculator above. It is set by the exchange partner and moves with the market, so check it just before you send. A deposit below the minimum usually cannot be processed or returned.
Is swapping to Monero private?
Monero hides amounts and addresses on its own blockchain, so the XMR you receive is private from that point on. The coin you send stays on its usual public blockchain, and every swap is subject to Nonease's AML policy.
Should I use a floating or a fixed rate?
A floating rate follows the market and is set when your deposit confirms, so the amount can move slightly either way. A fixed rate locks the amount you receive when you create the swap. Fixed is the safer choice when prices are moving fast; floating can come out slightly ahead when they are calm.
Do I need an account to swap LTC to XMR?
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no password. Each swap has its own link, which is all you need to follow it to completion.
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