LTC to TON: Swap Litecoin to Toncoin, Now Gram (GRAM)
To swap LTC to TON, enter the amount, paste the 48-character TON address that should receive the coins (usually starting with UQ or EQ) and the Litecoin address your coins come from, then pay the LTC into the single-use deposit address. Toncoin now goes by Gram (GRAM), and the coins are paid on the TON network after your Litecoin deposit confirms, with no account or ID needed.
- Within minutes
- No account · No KYC
- Paid to your wallet
- Fees included in quote
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LTC to TON Exchange Rate
The 1 Litecoin to Toncoin reference rate at market prices, before fees. The exact amount, minimum and maximum are shown in the exchange box before you send.
LTC to TON swap at a glance
Everything that is specific to swapping Litecoin to Gram (GRAM), formerly Toncoin on GhostSwap.
It is a cross-chain swap from Litecoin to TON, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.
- Send LTCAbout 10 minutes (blocks every 2.5 minutes) to confirm on Litecoin
- GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
- Receive TONSent to your address; TON confirms in under a minute
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LTC to TON Live Price Chart
LTC/TON
Reference market prices, updated live
Convert Litecoin to Toncoin
| LTC | TON at market price |
|---|---|
| 0.5LTC | 22.5901TON |
| 1LTC | 45.1802TON |
| 2.5LTC | 112.9505TON |
| 5LTC | 225.9009TON |
| 10LTC | 451.8018TON |
| 25LTC | 1,129.50TON |
| 100LTC | 4,518.02TON |
| 250LTC | 11,295.05TON |
At market prices of $50.1500 per LTC and $1.1100 per TON (10 Nov 2026), 10 LTC is worth about 451.8018 TON. Your exact amount, after network fees, is shown in the exchange box before you send.
Convert Toncoin to Litecoin
| TON | LTC at market price |
|---|---|
| 25TON | 0.553340LTC |
| 50TON | 1.1067LTC |
| 100TON | 2.2134LTC |
| 250TON | 5.5334LTC |
| 500TON | 11.0668LTC |
| 1,000TON | 22.1336LTC |
| 5,000TON | 110.6680LTC |
| 10,000TON | 221.3360LTC |
Going the other way, 500 TON is worth about 11.0668 LTC at the same prices.
How to Exchange Litecoin to Toncoin
Select LTC and TON
Pick LTC in “You send” and TON in “You get”, then enter the amount. The box shows how much TON you get and the minimum LTC for this pair.
Enter Toncoin Address
Paste the TON address that should receive the TON (it is 48 characters, usually starting with UQ or EQ). Then enter the Litecoin address you send LTC from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.
Send Litecoin
Send exactly the amount shown from your own Litecoin wallet to the one-time deposit address.
Receive Toncoin
Your TON is paid out once your LTC deposit confirms, and TON then confirms it in under a minute. 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.
Toncoin, TON and Gram: one coin, new name
The coin people search for as Toncoin or TON has been renamed Gram, ticker GRAM. Nothing about the network changed for this swap: it still runs on TON, addresses look the same, and Keeper (formerly Tonkeeper) and My Wallet (formerly MyTonWallet) still hold it. The page address keeps "ton" so old links keep working.
If your wallet still shows TON as the ticker, it simply has not caught up with the rename yet. It is the same asset either way. More pairs for the coin are on the Gram exchange page.
Watch out for tokens on TON with similar names. Jettons are tokens issued on the TON network, and anyone can create one with a lookalike name. The payout from this pair is the network's own coin, not a jetton, and it shows as the main balance in your wallet.
Sending Litecoin: confirmations and MWEB
Litecoin produces a block every 2.5 minutes, and your deposit needs about 10 minutes to confirm. The sender should be an ordinary Litecoin address (ltc1, L or M) in Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger. The wallet adds the LTC network fee, which is small.
One Litecoin detail trips some people up. Coins held in an MWEB balance, with addresses starting with ltcmweb1, are kept on a separate extension block. Move them back to a regular address before the swap and send from there, so that the sender address you enter is an ordinary one and a refund can reach it.
Blockchair shows the deposit when you search its transaction ID. Until the LTC confirms, the quote moves with the market. After that, most swaps finish within minutes, while TON itself confirms the payout in under a minute.
Your TON address: UQ, EQ and the comment field
A TON address is 48 characters and usually starts with UQ or EQ. Both forms point to the same wallet. Keeper and My Wallet now show the UQ form by default, so copy whatever the Receive tab gives you and paste it whole.
If the coins go to an exchange account, the exchange will give you a Memo, sometimes called a comment or tag, together with its shared address. You must enter that Memo when you set up the swap. Without it the coins reach the exchange but cannot be matched to your account. A personal wallet does not need a Memo.
A brand-new TON wallet can receive coins before it has ever sent anything. The wallet contract is deployed automatically the first time you send from it, and the small cost is taken from your balance then. You can watch the payout arrive on Tonviewer.
Why swap Litecoin to Toncoin
TON is closely tied to Telegram, and many people want coins on it to use Telegram's wallet features, mini-apps and payments. Litecoin holders often swap a part of their balance across to get started, because there is no simple way to send LTC to a TON wallet directly.
The swap gets the coins to your own TON wallet without an exchange account. No email, phone number or ID is involved. If you want to know more about the network itself, our TON guide for newcomers covers moving coins in and out, and swapping inside Telegram shows another way to start.
Both chains are public ledgers: the LTC deposit and the TON payout can each be seen on their explorer. For more Litecoin pairs, visit the Litecoin exchange.
Getting LTC back
If a swap cannot be completed, the LTC goes back to the Litecoin sender address you entered. Enter the address of your own wallet there. An exchange withdrawal comes from the exchange's own address, so refunded LTC sent there may be lost to you.
Your swap ID brings up a status page that tracks the Litecoin deposit, the exchange step and the payout on TON. You can cross-check on Blockchair and Tonviewer.
If the coins went to an exchange account and are missing, check the Memo first. Is the LTC confirmed while the status page stands still for a long time? Then email the swap ID and Litecoin txid to support@ghostswap.io, and hold back from sending more coins until you hear back.
Common mistakes
- Forgetting the Memo when the TON address belongs to an exchange account.
- Paying the deposit out of an MWEB balance rather than from a regular Litecoin address.
- Mistaking a lookalike jetton on TON for the network's own coin.
- Assuming the rename to Gram means a different coin or network.
- Naming an exchange deposit address as the Litecoin sender, where refunded coins can get lost.
LTC to TON: questions and answers
Everything you need to know about exchanging LTC to TON on GhostSwap.