No KYC · Non-custodial · Private

Swap Litecoin → Arbitrum (no KYC)

A fast no-KYC LTC-to-ARB path: the live number is shown first, you fund the deposit from a wallet you control, and payout is automatic on Arbitrum One. Nothing sits in a ToSwap balance between the two legs.

    Start swap

    You Send
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    All fees included
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    You Get
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    Three steps on ToSwap

    1. Set the LTC amount and paste the Arbitrum address that should collect payout on Arbitrum One.

    2. Tap Exchange to lock the live ToSwap quote and reveal this order’s deposit details.

    3. Send exactly that LTC amount to the deposit. After Litecoin mainnet confirms, ARB is pushed to your wallet.

    Before you broadcast

    • Litecoin typically needs a few confirmations before the swap continues.
    • Blocks target 2.5 minutes — still subject to mempool delays.
    • Use a standard Litecoin mainnet address (Legacy, SegWit, or M-address formats supported on most routes).
    • If ARB is late, refresh your wallet and re-check the order status. When a payout hash is already listed, email or SimpleX support with your Exchange ID — ToSwap has no login that can reopen expired pages.
    You send

    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."

    The speed and fees of the Litecoin blockchain

    When you fund a swap with LTC, ~2.5-minute blocks help deposits confirm sooner than on many busier chains.

    Typical fees stay low — about 0.0004 LTC (~$0.02 at current prices). Leave a little extra for the miner fee so the full amount you intend to send reaches the deposit address.

    Litecoin address formats

    If a send fails, your wallet may be using an unsupported address type for this route.

    Contact support with your order ID before retrying on a different format.

    You receive

    Arbitrum — leading Ethereum rollup

    ARB is the governance token of Arbitrum One — an optimistic rollup with EVM compatibility and wide DeFi adoption.

    ARB not received?

    Confirm your wallet is on Arbitrum One and fully synced.

    ARB payout tips

    • Payouts go to Arbitrum One — use a 0x-style address on the correct chain.
    • Check Arbiscan with the payout tx hash if your balance has not updated.
    • Do not expect ARB on Ethereum mainnet unless your order explicitly lists it.

    Deposit checklist

    Chain mismatches and bad addresses are the usual failure modes — skim these notes before you fund the deposit.

    Litecoin vs Bitcoin address mistakes LTC and BTC addresses look similar but are not cross-compatible. Deposit amount must match exactly Under- and over-payments can delay or fail automated crediting. What each swap status means From awaiting deposit to complete — read each status on your order page. How to track swap order status Use your exchange ID and read each status on the order page.

    How ToSwap works

    Asset hubs

    More anonymous no-KYC lanes and chain notes for each coin.

    LTC Swap Litecoin (LTC) — no KYC hub ARB Swap Arbitrum (ARB) — no KYC hub

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    FAQ for this route

    Is KYC or a ToSwap account required for LTC → ARB?

    No. ToSwap never opens a profile or asks for ID documents on a standard Litecoin to Arbitrum order. You stay non-custodial on both legs.

    How fast does ARB usually arrive?

    Many payouts leave within minutes after the Litecoin mainnet deposit confirms. Congestion on Litecoin mainnet or Arbitrum One can stretch that — fees and mempools set the clock, not a manual review.

    Does ToSwap hold my LTC or ARB?

    No hosted balance. You broadcast LTC from a wallet you control; ARB is paid only to the address you paste. Nothing sits under a ToSwap username.

    What if I send LTC on the wrong network?

    Match Litecoin mainnet exactly as printed on the order badge. A wrong-chain deposit often cannot be credited automatically — double-check before you broadcast.