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root@notkyc:~$ rates cached for everyone · ttl 60s · 0s
# Exchange Score No-KYC record? Rate You receive (1 LINK) Limits (LINK)
1 OctoSwap BEST A priv 87trust 70
// no on-platform swaps yet
1 LINK = 0.179522 LTC 0.179522 LTC min 887.198986 · max 152091.254753 swap on notkyc swap on OctoSwap →
2 FixedFloat D priv 45trust 67
0/1 KYC-free
1 LINK = 0.17862 LTC 0.17862 LTC min 1.2674 · max 862.886 swap on notkyc swap on FixedFloat →
3 XMRS C priv 61trust 71
6/6 KYC-free
1 LINK = 0.1759 LTC 0.1759 LTC min 12.6742 · max 126742.7122 swap on notkyc swap on XMRS →
4 SideShift C priv 48trust 78 1 LINK = 0.17533392 LTC 0.17533392 LTC min 0.38175755 · max 3031.73052624 swap on SideShift →
5 Baltex D priv 40trust 65 1 LINK = 0.17282 LTC 0.17282 LTC min 0.06393214 swap on Baltex →
6 StealthEX C priv 49trust 79
5/5 KYC-free
1 LINK = 0.1704777 LTC 0.1704777 LTC min 0.0787913 swap on notkyc swap on StealthEX →
OctoSwap BEST A
Rate1 LINK = 0.179522 LTC
You receive0.179522 LTC
Limitsmin 887.198986 · max 152091.254753 LINK
Rate1 LINK = 0.17862 LTC
You receive0.17862 LTC
Limitsmin 1.2674 · max 862.886 LINK
Rate1 LINK = 0.1759 LTC
You receive0.1759 LTC
Limitsmin 12.6742 · max 126742.7122 LINK
Rate1 LINK = 0.17533392 LTC
You receive0.17533392 LTC
Limitsmin 0.38175755 · max 3031.73052624 LINK
Rate1 LINK = 0.17282 LTC
You receive0.17282 LTC
Limitsmin 0.06393214 LINK
Rate1 LINK = 0.1704777 LTC
You receive0.1704777 LTC
Limitsmin 0.0787913 LINK

Swapping LINK to LTC is a common move for users rotating out of an Ethereum-based ERC-20 oracle token into a lean, UTXO-based payment coin. LINK lives on Ethereum (and via CCIP on other chains) with gas costs attached to every transfer; LTC settles on its own chain in roughly 2.5 minutes with sub-cent fees. Doing it without KYC keeps the route address-to-address, with no account custody between you and the destination wallet.

// about this pair

Why LINK -> LTC specifically

LINK is an ERC-20 (also issued on BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum and others via Chainlink CCIP). Sending it costs Ethereum gas unless you route from an L2, and any swap service has to wait for ERC-20 confirmations before crediting. LTC, by contrast, is a standalone Scrypt-based UTXO chain with ~2.5 minute blocks, MWEB optional privacy, and historically sub-cent fees regardless of network load. Typical reasons to make this swap:

  • Exiting a smart-contract-exposed asset into a simpler payment coin for spending or cold storage
  • Avoiding Ethereum gas on future outbound transfers - LTC withdrawals are cheap and predictable
  • Funding LTC-accepting merchants, ATMs, or P2P desks without an intermediate stablecoin hop
  • Consolidating profits from oracle/DeFi positions into a more liquid base-layer asset

What to check before you swap

The LINK side has a network choice that matters. If your LINK sits on Arbitrum or Base, confirm the aggregator's quoted deposit address actually accepts that network - sending L2 LINK to an ERC-20 mainnet address is a common loss vector. On the LTC side, confirm whether the receiving wallet supports MWEB (ltc1... addresses starting with the MWEB prefix) or only legacy/SegWit; some services refund to MWEB but won't send to it.

Other things to weigh:

  • Floating vs fixed rate: floating usually beats fixed by 0.5-1.5% but exposes you to LINK's volatility during ERC-20 confirmation time (1-3 minutes typically, longer if gas is low)
  • Min/max bounds - LINK pairs often have higher minimums than majors due to gas overhead
  • Refund address policy: always supply one, since LINK deposits below the minimum can otherwise be stuck pending manual review
  • Time your swap when Ethereum gas is under ~20 gwei to avoid eating 5-15 USD on the deposit alone

For larger amounts, split into two transfers and compare effective rates - liquidity on LINK/LTC direct routes is thinner than LINK/BTC, so some aggregators internally route via BTC or USDT, which can widen spread on size.

// FAQ
Which network should I use to send LINK?
Most no-KYC services default to ERC-20 LINK on Ethereum mainnet. If you hold LINK on Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, or Polygon, verify the deposit address explicitly supports that network before sending. Sending L2 LINK to a mainnet-only address typically results in loss or a manual recovery process that requires identity verification - defeating the point.
How long does a LINK to LTC swap take end to end?
Expect 3-8 minutes total in normal conditions: 1-3 minutes for LINK ERC-20 confirmations (12-20 blocks depending on the service), under a minute for the internal swap, and one LTC confirmation at ~2.5 minutes for crediting. Higher-value swaps may require 2-3 LTC confirmations, adding ~5 minutes.
Will I get a better rate going LINK -> BTC -> LTC instead of direct?
Sometimes. LINK/LTC is a thinner direct pair, so several aggregators route internally through BTC or USDT anyway. A manual two-hop can save 0.3-0.8% on larger amounts but adds a second network fee and exposes you to two volatility windows. For amounts under ~2000 USD, direct is usually cleaner.
Can I receive to a Litecoin MWEB address?
Support varies. MWEB addresses (the confidential extension on LTC) are accepted by some no-KYC routers but not all - many only credit legacy (L...), P2SH (M...), or SegWit (ltc1q...) addresses. If privacy on the receive side matters, swap to a standard SegWit address first, then peg into MWEB inside your own wallet.
What is the typical minimum for this pair?
Minimums on LINK pairs tend to be higher than BTC or ETH pairs because the service must cover ERC-20 gas on the deposit sweep. Expect minimums equivalent to 20-40 USD in LINK on most aggregators. Below that, deposits may auto-refund minus gas, leaving you with less than you sent.
Is a fixed rate worth it for LINK -> LTC?
Fixed rates lock the quote for a window (usually 10-15 minutes) at a 0.5-1.5% premium. Worth it if LINK is moving sharply or Ethereum is congested and your deposit might sit unconfirmed. For calm market conditions and gas under 20 gwei, floating rates net more LTC the vast majority of the time.
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