LTC to PEPE Exchange: Convert Litecoin to Pepe on Ethereum

On this pair the slow part comes first. Litecoin adds a block about every 2.5 minutes, and the deposit needs about 10 minutes of confirmations before the swap moves on. Until then the rate keeps floating with the market, so the final figure can differ a little from the first quote you saw.

The Litecoin network fee is paid in LTC by your wallet, on top of the amount you send. Nexus Wallet, Exodus and a Ledger all let you see that fee before you approve.

Send one transaction for the full amount rather than several small ones. Each separate payment has to confirm on its own, and split deposits are harder to match to a single swap. You can watch the confirmations climb on Blockchair by pasting the transaction ID from your wallet.

Once Litecoin has confirmed, most swaps finish within minutes, and the PEPE then lands on Ethereum in about 2 to 5 minutes.

PEPE is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, not a coin with its own chain. That shapes what happens after the swap.

Receiving it costs you nothing. The payout can go to a fresh MetaMask or Rabby address that has never held anything. The catch comes later. Every PEPE transfer, whether you send it to a friend or swap it again, pays gas in ETH, and PEPE cannot pay its own way.

Litecoin works differently: a bit of LTC covers each LTC transfer. Holders coming from Litecoin often expect the same of PEPE and find their tokens stuck with a "not enough ETH" message. If you plan to move the PEPE soon, put some ETH in the receiving wallet as well.

Ethereum gas rises and falls with demand. The MetaMask swap guide shows where to see the gas cost before you approve a transfer.

Tokens named PEPE also circulate on other networks as bridged copies. This pair pays the original ERC-20 on Ethereum mainnet, and nothing else.

That matters when you look for the payout. If MetaMask or Rabby is switched to another network, the PEPE balance reads zero even though the tokens are there. Set the wallet to Ethereum, and if PEPE is still not listed, import it as a token.

The surest check is the explorer. Paste your 0x address into Etherscan and open the token transfers tab; the PEPE payout shows there with its transaction hash. Clicking the token name from that transfer gives you the real contract to import, which avoids picking a look-alike from a search list.

The address you paste must be 0x plus 40 hexadecimal characters. A Litecoin address in that field cannot receive PEPE.

PEPE has a total supply of about 420 trillion tokens. With that many units in existence, any normal swap pays out a number with many digits.

That is easy to misread. People count the zeros on a phone screen, lose track, and think something went wrong. Compare the payout with the amount the exchange box showed before you sent, digit group by digit group, or copy both figures into a note. If they match, the swap is fine.

The same scale works in reverse when you set the amount. You choose how much LTC to send, and the box converts it. There is no need to work out a PEPE count yourself, and no reason to type PEPE figures anywhere in the form.

A long number is not a sign of value either way. It reflects supply, not price movement, and nothing on this page is a forecast.

The fee coin row is the one to remember. LTC pays for itself; PEPE leans on ETH. The address row explains the other common mix-up: an ltc1 address and a 0x address look nothing alike, so a glance at the first characters catches a wrong paste. If you hold both coins on a Ledger, the Litecoin app and the Ethereum app each give their own address, and the PEPE goes to the Ethereum one.

Whatever Litecoin address sits in the sender field doubles as your refund address. If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered, as LTC. Use an address from your own wallet; a refund to an exchange withdrawal address may never reach your account there.

Your swap ID opens a status page that follows the order from deposit to payout. Blockchair shows the LTC side and Etherscan the PEPE side, so between them you can see exactly where things stand.

If the LTC has its confirmations and the status page has not moved for a long time, contact support@ghostswap.io with the swap ID and the Litecoin transaction ID. Please do not send the LTC again while you wait.