LTC · Litecoin mainnet
Swap Litecoin (LTC)
Anonymous Litecoin routes when the pair is indexed. Confirm both network badges, fund the deposit yourself, keep the Exchange ID if you might return within 24 hours.
Swap Litecoin
Privacy coin routes
Direct swaps between Bitcoin, Monero, and Zcash — no KYC, non-custodial.
Swap from Litecoin
ToSwap cards where you broadcast BTC and receive another asset.
Swap to Litecoin
ToSwap cards that pay BTC to the address you paste.
About Litecoin
Litecoin — Bitcoin's first fork
Litecoin (LTC) is a 2011 Bitcoin fork created by Charlie Lee, with early input from other developers including a former Google engineer. It keeps peer-to-peer transfers but targets faster blocks and lower everyday fees. Traders often call it "digital silver."
- Quote Bitcoin first, then send the exact amount on the order page.
- BTC payouts go to the wallet you paste — nothing sits in a ToSwap balance.
Supported network
- Bitcoin mainnet Native Bitcoin only on this hub. Legacy, SegWit, and Taproot work when your wallet generates them correctly — wrapped BTC on an EVM chain is a different ToSwap order.
Litecoin swap FAQ
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ToSwap does not ask for ID or signup on Bitcoin routes. The order is a one-off wallet transfer.
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Broadcast native BTC to the deposit ToSwap prints for that order. Wrapped BTC on Tron, BSC, or another EVM rail will not credit a Bitcoin-mainnet swap.
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ToSwap usually starts the payout after one Bitcoin confirmation. A packed mempool or a low miner fee stretches the wait.
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When those pair cards are indexed, yes. Use a fresh XMR subaddress, or the ZEC t-/z-type the order names — they are not interchangeable.
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XMR hides amounts and counterparties by default. ZEC needs the address type printed on the order. Both are one-order wallet transfers with no ToSwap login.