LTC to USDC SOL: Convert Litecoin to USDC on Solana, No KYC

This pair turns a mined coin into a dollar token on a different chain. You send LTC from a Litecoin wallet such as Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger. You receive USD Coin issued on Solana as an SPL token, at a Solana address in Phantom, Solflare or a Ledger.

The two sides share almost nothing. On Litecoin, your receive address begins with ltc1, L or M. A Solana address is a string of 32 to 44 letters and numbers with no 0x in front, and the same address holds SOL and every SPL token you own. Your Litecoin seed does not open a Solana wallet, so set up the Solana side first and copy its receive address from the app.

Nothing is bridged or wrapped. The LTC goes in on Litecoin, the USDC comes out on Solana, and the swap links the two without any account. Solscan shows the payout at your address as soon as Solana confirms it, which usually takes under a minute.

USDC exists on several chains, and the exchange box lists each one as its own coin. This page pays USDC (Solana). If you want USDC at a 0x address on Ethereum, the pair is LTC zu USDC instead. Choosing the wrong one is the easiest way to end up with tokens in a wallet that cannot see them.

Both are USD Coin from the same issuer, but they live on separate ledgers. A Solana address pasted into the Ethereum version, or the reverse, will be rejected by the form or lead nowhere useful.

Litecoin produces a block about every 2.5 minutes, and the deposit is usually credited after about 10 minutes of confirmations. That wait is most of the swap. Your wallet adds the network fee in LTC on top of the amount, so leave a little spare in the balance.

Send from the regular Litecoin balance. Some wallets also keep a separate MWEB balance, and coins sent from there do not reach the deposit address the normal way. If your wallet shows two balances, move the coins back to the regular side before you start. Litecoin BSC is also listed in the box as a different coin: this pair takes native LTC only.

The sender address you enter should be one of your own ltc1, L or M addresses. Sending straight from an exchange withdrawal is a weak shortcut, because the coins then come from a shared exchange wallet that you do not control. The deposit can be followed on Blockstuhl mit dem Transaktions-Hash.

You need nothing on Solana to receive the payout. The USDC shows up in Phantom or Solflare once it confirms, even in a brand-new wallet. Sending it on is another matter: every Solana transfer pays a small fee in SOL, and a wallet with USDC but no SOL is stuck until some SOL arrives.

Two easy fixes exist. Keep a little SOL in the same wallet from earlier, or split your Litecoin and swap a small part through LTC zu SOL to the same address. Solana fees are usually far lower than Ethereum gas, so a small amount lasts a long time.

Keep one property of the token in mind. USDC is issued by Circle, and Circle can freeze USDC at a given address at the token level. That is how the token is built on every chain, Solana included, and it has nothing to do with the swap itself.

The usual reason is to take the price swings out of part of a Litecoin balance. LTC moves with the crypto market; USDC is designed to track the US dollar. Converting lets you hold a steady unit in your own wallet without opening an exchange account.

The choice of Solana is practical. Many wallets and apps people already use for payments, savings or trading live there, and transfers of SPL tokens settle quickly with low fees. If a friend, a shop or a service asks for USDC on Solana, this pair gets you there in one step from Litecoin.

The trip back is just as direct. When you want Litecoin again, USDC SOL zu LTC takes the USDC from your Solana wallet and pays LTC to an ltc1, L or M address. For a wider view of moving stablecoins between chains, see the stablecoin network comparison.

The exchange box shows how much USDC on Solana you get after fees for the LTC you enter, priced from aggregated liquidity from leading crypto markets. The rate floats until the Litecoin deposit confirms, and the box also shows this pair's minimum and maximum.

Once the deposit is credited, most swaps finish within minutes, and Solana confirms the payout in under a minute. Follow the LTC deposit and the USDC payout on the status page linked to your swap ID.

The Litecoin sender address doubles as the refund address. If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered, as LTC on the Litecoin network. If Blockchair shows your deposit confirmed but the status page has not moved for a long while, contact support@ghostswap.io with the swap ID and the Litecoin transaction hash, and do not send the LTC a second time.