ADA to LTC: Swap Cardano for Litecoin Without KYC
To swap ADA to LTC, enter the ADA amount, paste a Litecoin address that starts with ltc1, L or M and the addr1 address you send from, then send ADA to the deposit address. Native LTC is paid on the Litecoin network to your own wallet, with no sign-up and no ID.
- Within minutes
- No account · No KYC
- Paid to your wallet
- Fees included in quote
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ADA to LTC Exchange Rate
The 1 Cardano to Litecoin reference rate at market prices, before fees. The exact amount, minimum and maximum are shown in the exchange box before you send.
ADA to LTC swap at a glance
Everything that is specific to swapping Cardano to Litecoin on GhostSwap.
It is a cross-chain swap from Cardano to Litecoin, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.
- Send ADAA few minutes (blocks about every 20 seconds) to confirm on Cardano
- GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
- Receive LTCSent to your address; Litecoin confirms in about 10 minutes (blocks every 2.5 minutes)
How much LTC do you get for ADA?
GhostSwap quotes at 10 Nov 2026, 16:54 UTC. What lands in your wallet: service fee and LTC network fee already deducted.
500ADA2,500ADA10,000ADAThe rate floats with the market until your ADA deposit confirms. The minimum for this pair is about 180 ADA. Enter any amount in the exchange box above for a live quote; no account needed.
Three Litecoin address types, all accepted
Litecoin wallets hand out addresses in three shapes. Ones starting with ltc1 are the modern native SegWit format, written in lowercase. Ones starting with M are the older wrapped SegWit format, and ones starting with L are the original legacy type. The payout field takes any of them.
Use whatever your wallet shows on its receive screen. Nexus Wallet and Exodus usually default to ltc1. A Ledger shows the address on the device, and you should compare it there before pasting.
Do not mix in a Bitcoin address. A bc1 or 1 address belongs to Bitcoin, not Litecoin, even though the two coins share most of their design. The swap box checks the format, but copying from the right wallet is the real safeguard.
Sending ADA from Cardano
Open Eternl, Lace or VESPR and send the exact ADA amount from the box to the deposit address. Use one of your wallet's addr1 addresses as the sender; refunds go there. A stake1 address is not a payment address and does not work in that field.
With Cardano blocks roughly 20 seconds apart, your ADA is confirmed within a few minutes. The fee is a small amount of ADA that your wallet adds and shows before signing. Delegated ADA can be sent without undelegating first.
Until the deposit confirms, the rate floats with the market. It is priced from aggregated liquidity from leading crypto markets, and the box shows the LTC you get after fees before you send. Most swaps finish within minutes after confirmation.
How the LTC payout confirms
Litecoin adds a block about every 2.5 minutes, so a payout reaches several confirmations in about 10 minutes. Wallets often show it as pending first, then as confirmed once enough blocks pass.
If you want to see it before the wallet updates, paste your address into Blockchair. The transaction appears there as soon as the network has it, with a confirmation count that rises block by block.
Once confirmed, the LTC is yours to send or hold. Its network fees are paid in LTC, so you need no second coin to move it. The Litecoin exchange hub lists every pair if you plan to swap it on later.
ADA and LTC compared
| ADA (you send) | LTC (you receive) | |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Cardano | Litecoin |
| Consensus | Proof of stake | Proof of work |
| Address | Starts with addr1 | Starts with ltc1, L or M |
| Confirmation | A few minutes | About 10 minutes |
| Fees paid in | ADA | LTC |
| Wallets | Eternl, Lace, VESPR | Nexus Wallet, Exodus, Ledger |
| Explorer | Cardanoscan | Blockchair |
Litecoin takes longer to confirm, but it is the simpler of the two. It has no staking, no native tokens and one job: moving LTC from one address to another.
Why ADA holders pick Litecoin
Litecoin is one of the oldest coins still in wide use and is accepted by many payment processors and merchants. People who want a coin for payments, rather than one tied to apps and staking, often choose it.
Its design is close to Bitcoin's, with faster blocks, which makes it easy to understand and to hold on common hardware wallets. Moving some ADA into LTC also spreads a balance across two chains that work in very different ways.
Whatever the reason, the swap does not ask who you are. It needs no account, no email address and no identity document. ADA leaves your Cardano wallet and LTC arrives in your Litecoin wallet. For background on the coin, see the Litecoin price outlook.
Refunds and help
Watch the status page after you send. It shows the ADA deposit, its confirmation and the LTC payout in order, and Cardanoscan shows the deposit side independently.
If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered. For this pair that is an addr1 address, so take it from a Cardano wallet you hold the seed for.
If nothing changes on the status page for a while, contact support@ghostswap.io with the swap ID and your deposit hash. Most delays trace back to an ADA amount that differs from the one entered in the box.
Common mistakes
- Pasting a Bitcoin bc1 or 1 address instead of a Litecoin ltc1, L or M address.
- Using a stake1 address as the Cardano sender address.
- Closing the wallet while LTC still shows as pending; it confirms over about 10 minutes.
- Sending a different ADA amount from the one entered in the box.
Going the other way? Swap LTC to ADA
Other ways to get Litecoin (LTC)
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ADA to LTC Live Price Chart
ADA/LTC
Reference market prices, updated live
Convert Cardano to Litecoin
| ADA | LTC at market price |
|---|---|
| 180ADA | 0.622775LTC |
| 250ADA | 0.864966LTC |
| 500ADA | 1.7299LTC |
| 1,000ADA | 3.4599LTC |
| 2,500ADA | 8.6497LTC |
| 5,000ADA | 17.2993LTC |
| 25,000ADA | 86.4966LTC |
| 50,000ADA | 172.9932LTC |
At market prices of $0.172232 per ADA and $49.7800 per LTC (10 Nov 2026), 2,500 ADA is worth about 8.6497 LTC. Your exact amount, after network fees, is shown in the exchange box before you send.
Convert Litecoin to Cardano
| LTC | ADA at market price |
|---|---|
| 0.59LTC | 170.5270ADA |
| 1LTC | 289.0288ADA |
| 2.5LTC | 722.5719ADA |
| 5LTC | 1,445.14ADA |
| 10LTC | 2,890.29ADA |
| 25LTC | 7,225.72ADA |
| 100LTC | 28,902.88ADA |
| 250LTC | 72,257.19ADA |
Going the other way, 10 LTC is worth about 2,890.29 ADA at the same prices.
How to Exchange Cardano to Litecoin
Select ADA and LTC
Pick ADA in “You send” and LTC in “You get”, then enter the amount. The box shows how much LTC you get and the minimum ADA for this pair.
Enter Litecoin Address
Paste the Litecoin address that should receive the LTC (it starts with ltc1, L or M). Then enter the Cardano address you send ADA from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.
Send Cardano
Send exactly the amount shown from your own Cardano wallet to the one-time deposit address.
Receive Litecoin
Your LTC is paid out once your ADA deposit confirms, and Litecoin then confirms it in about 10 minutes (blocks every 2.5 minutes). Most swaps finish within minutes. The exact time depends on how fast each network confirms your deposit. Follow each step on the status page with your swap ID.
ADA to LTC: questions and answers
Everything you need to know about exchanging ADA to LTC on GhostSwap.