LTC to TRUMP: Swap Litecoin for OFFICIAL TRUMP (SPL), No KYC

OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP) is a meme token issued on Solana in January 2025. It has no network of its own: it is an SPL token, held in a Solana wallet and moved with SOL fees. Litecoin is the opposite case, a proof-of-work coin on its own chain with blocks about every 2.5 minutes.

The swap takes LTC from your Litecoin wallet and pays TRUMP to a Solana address. You do not need to fund a Solana wallet first, open a DEX, or route through a stablecoin. The rate comes from aggregated liquidity from leading crypto markets, and the box shows the TRUMP amount after fees before you send.

Like any meme token, TRUMP can move sharply in either direction. The quoted amount floats with the market until your LTC deposit confirms, so the final figure can differ a little from the first estimate.

Litecoin produces a block about every 2.5 minutes, and the deposit usually confirms in about 10 minutes. That is the longest part of this swap; the Solana payout afterwards takes seconds. The Litecoin network fee is paid in LTC by your wallet when you send.

Send from a wallet you control, such as Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger. Enter that wallet's address in the sender field. A regular Litecoin address starts with ltc1, L or M. Some wallets also offer MWEB addresses that start with ltcmweb1; do not use one as the sender or refund address.

Avoid sending from an exchange account. Its withdrawals come from shared addresses, so a refund sent back there may never reach you. If you want to check the deposit, look up the transaction on Blockchair. More Litecoin routes are listed on the Litecoin exchange page.

If you have only used Litecoin so far, you need a Solana wallet before you start. Phantom and Solflare are the common choices; a Ledger with the Solana app also works. The Solana address you paste is a 32 to 44 character base58 string, never starting with 0x. Copy it from the wallet's receive tab and paste it whole.

A Litecoin or Ethereum address cannot receive TRUMP. The payout field checks the format, but it is still worth confirming that you copied the Solana address and not the LTC one left on your clipboard.

Several tokens copy the TRUMP name. After the payout, open the transaction on Solscan and check that the token matches the verified TRUMP listing in your wallet. Ignore unknown tokens that appear in your wallet unasked; they are often spam.

The table makes the two practical points clear. The Litecoin side sets the pace, so most of the wait is the LTC confirmation; once it lands, most swaps finish within minutes. And the Solana side runs on SOL: the TRUMP arrives without it, but you will need a little SOL before the tokens can be moved anywhere else. Litecoin users who have never held SOL often forget this step, so plan the top-up when you set up the Solana wallet rather than when you want to move the TRUMP.

Add a small amount of SOL to the receiving wallet before you plan to send the TRUMP on. Without SOL, Phantom or Solflare cannot pay the transfer fee and the tokens stay where they are.

If you want to go back to Litecoin later, the TRUMP to LTC page handles the return trip. It needs the opposite setup: TRUMP sent from your Solana wallet with SOL for the fee, and a Litecoin address for the payout.

Track the swap on its status page with your swap ID. If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered. For anything else, write to support@ghostswap.io and include the swap ID, the LTC transaction hash and the Solana address you used.