FLOW to ETC: Exchange Flow for Ethereum Classic Without KYC

Send FLOW and receive Ethereum Classic (ETC) in your own wallet, with no account and no KYC. It is a cross-chain swap from Flow to Ethereum Classic, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.

5–15 min
No account · No KYC
Non-custodial
Fees included in quote

You Send

FLOW

You Get

ETC

Recipient Wallet

Sender Address

⚠️ Enter the exact wallet you are sending from. Your funds must be sent from this address.

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FLOW

Flow

Price:

$0.0289

24h Change:

-5.67%

Market Cap:

$49.03M

Volume (24h):

$4.22M

Circulating Supply:

1.70B FLOW

ETC

Ethereum Classic

Price:

$7.79

24h Change:

-3.74%

Market Cap:

$1.24B

Volume (24h):

$43.19M

Circulating Supply:

158.78M ETC

Data by CoinGecko

FLOW to ETC Exchange Rate

1 FLOW = 0.003707 ETC

The 1 Flow to Ethereum Classic reference rate at market prices, before fees. The exact amount, minimum and maximum are shown in the exchange box before you send.

Live market rate

FLOW to ETC swap at a glance

Everything that is specific to swapping Flow to Ethereum Classic on GhostSwap.

FLOWYou send · Flow network

Ethereum Classic (ETC)You receive · Ethereum Classic network

It is a cross-chain swap from Flow to Ethereum Classic, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.

Swap time

5–15 minuntil your ETC is sent

Network fee

Paid in FLOWby your wallet

Account / KYC

NoneNo sign-up, email or ID for standard swaps

Tracking

Live status pageFLOW on Flowscan · ETC on Blockscout

Your ETC address

Ethereum Classic addressIt starts with 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. Wallets: Trust Wallet or MetaMask (ETC network).

Reference rate

1 FLOW ≈ 0.003707 ETC1 ETC ≈ 269.7570 FLOW · market prices, 22 Oct 2026

Send FLOWUnder a minute to confirm on Flow
GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
Receive ETCSent to your address; Ethereum Classic confirms in a few minutes

Facts checked 22 Oct 2026Reverse: ETC to FLOW

FLOW to ETC Live Price Chart

FLOW/ETC

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Reference market prices, updated live

What is Flow?

Flow is a layer 1 blockchain built by Dapper Labs, the team behind CryptoKitties and NBA Top Shot. FLOW pays transaction fees and is staked to secure the network.

What is Ethereum Classic?

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is the original Ethereum blockchain that continued after the 2016 DAO hack fork. While Ethereum (ETH) reversed the hack through a hard fork, Ethereum Classic preserved the original unaltered chain, adhering to the principle that 'code is law' and blockchains should be immutable. ETC maintains proof-of-work mining and shares much of Ethereum's early technology, supporting smart contracts and dApps. Ethereum Classic appeals to users who value blockchain immutability and decentralization above all else.

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Why Swap FLOW for ETC?

Converting Flow to Ethereum Classic on GhostSwap moves your funds from FLOW into ETC without KYC or account creation. Flow is the native coin of its own blockchain. Ethereum Classic is used for smart contracts on the original, proof-of-work Ethereum chain.

Two different networks

FLOW runs on Flow and ETC on Ethereum Classic; GhostSwap swaps between them in one step.

About Ethereum Classic

Ethereum Classic is used for smart contracts on the original, proof-of-work Ethereum chain.

No KYC or exchange accounts

GhostSwap processes your FLOW to ETC swap without sign-ups, identity verification, or personal data. Just a wallet address.

Exchange FLOW for ETC on GhostSwap. Most swaps are paid out within 5–15 minutes after you send, with no registration and no verification for standard swaps.

Convert Flow to Ethereum Classic

FLOW	ETC at market price
1,000FLOW	3.7070ETC
2,500FLOW	9.2676ETC
10,000FLOW	37.0704ETC
25,000FLOW	92.6760ETC
250,000FLOW	926.7599ETC

At market prices of $0.028878 per FLOW and $7.7900 per ETC (22 Oct 2026), 10,000 FLOW is worth about 37.0704 ETC. Your exact amount, after network fees, is shown in the exchange box before you send.

Convert Ethereum Classic to Flow

ETC	FLOW at market price
2.5ETC	674.3925FLOW
5ETC	1,348.79FLOW
10ETC	2,697.57FLOW
25ETC	6,743.93FLOW
50ETC	13,487.85FLOW
100ETC	26,975.70FLOW
500ETC	134,878.51FLOW
1,000ETC	269,757.02FLOW

Going the other way, 50 ETC is worth about 13,487.85 FLOW at the same prices.

How to Exchange Flow to Ethereum Classic

Select FLOW and ETC

Pick FLOW in “You send” and ETC in “You get”, then enter the amount. The box shows how much ETC you get and the minimum FLOW for this pair.

Enter Ethereum Classic Address

Paste the Ethereum Classic address that should receive the ETC (it starts with 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters). Then enter the Flow address you send FLOW from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.

Send Flow

Send exactly the amount shown from your own Flow wallet to the one-time deposit address.

Receive Ethereum Classic

Your ETC is usually paid out 5–15 minutes after you send your FLOW, and Ethereum Classic then confirms it in a few minutes. Follow each step on the status page with your swap ID.

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FLOW to ETC: questions and answers

Everything you need to know about exchanging FLOW to ETC on GhostSwap.

How long does it take to swap FLOW to ETC on GhostSwap?

Most FLOW to ETC swaps are paid out within 5–15 minutes: the FLOW deposit needs under a minute to confirm on Flow, then the ETC is sent to your wallet, and Ethereum Classic confirms the payout in a few minutes. Busy networks can add a few minutes.

How much is 1 FLOW in ETC?

1 FLOW is worth about 0.003707 ETC at the market rate, before fees (market prices, 22 Oct 2026). GhostSwap's quote in the exchange box already includes the service fee and the ETC network fee. The rate floats with the market until your FLOW deposit confirms, so the exchange box shows the exact amount before you send.

Do I need KYC or an account to exchange FLOW to ETC?

No. GhostSwap has no accounts: you paste the Ethereum Classic address that should receive the ETC, send FLOW from your own wallet, and the ETC goes straight to that address. No email, phone number or ID upload.

What are the fees for converting Flow to Ethereum Classic?

The GhostSwap fee is already included in the rate in the exchange box, so the ETC amount you see is what you receive. On top of that, the Flow network fee for your deposit is paid in FLOW by your wallet.

What wallet should I use to receive ETC?

To receive Ethereum Classic from your swap, we recommend using Trust Wallet or MetaMask (ETC network). Make sure your wallet supports the Ethereum Classic network before starting the exchange. Double-check your ETC address before confirming, cryptocurrency transactions cannot be reversed.

What format is the ETC address?

Use an Ethereum Classic address: it starts with 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. Copy it from your wallet and paste it; never type it by hand.

Can I track my FLOW to ETC swap?

Yes. After initiating your swap, GhostSwap provides a transaction status page where you can monitor progress in real-time. You can also track your FLOW payment on Flowscan (https://www.flowscan.io) and your incoming ETC on Blockscout (https://etc.blockscout.com).

Is it safe to exchange FLOW for ETC on GhostSwap?

GhostSwap is non-custodial: there is no account balance holding your coins. Your FLOW deposit is converted and the ETC is sent straight to the Ethereum Classic address you enter, so check that address twice, Ethereum Classic transfers cannot be reversed.

How does a cross-chain FLOW to ETC swap work?

Flow lives on Flow and Ethereum Classic on Ethereum Classic, two separate blockchains. Instead of a bridge, GhostSwap takes your FLOW on Flow and pays native ETC on Ethereum Classic, so you never hold a wrapped token or pay bridge fees.

What happens if my FLOW to ETC exchange fails?

If a swap cannot be completed, the FLOW is refunded to the Flow address you entered as the sender address. If something looks stuck, contact support with your swap ID from the status page. Most problems come from sending a different amount than shown or using an address on the wrong network.