XMR to LTC: Exchange Monero for Litecoin Without KYC

Exchange XMR to LTC: send Monero (XMR) and receive Litecoin (LTC) in your own wallet, with no account and no KYC. The LTC is paid to a Litecoin address that starts with ltc1, L or M, after your XMR deposit has 10 Monero confirmations (about 20 minutes).

Updated 23 October 2026

  • 20–60 min
  • No account · No KYC
  • Paid to your wallet
  • Fees included in quote
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XMR
Monero
Price:
$599.04
24h Change:
-3.83%
Market Cap:
$11.27B
Volume (24h):
$209.21M
Circulating Supply:
18.82M XMR
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Litecoin
Price:
$58.68
24h Change:
-4.81%
Market Cap:
$4.56B
Volume (24h):
$249.57M
Circulating Supply:
77.74M LTC

Data by CoinGecko

XMR to LTC Exchange Rate

1 XMR = 10.2086 LTC

The 1 Monero to Litecoin reference rate at market prices, before fees.

Live market rate

XMR to LTC swap at a glance

Send XMR from Feather, Cake Wallet or Monero GUI.

Monero (XMR)You send · Monero network
Litecoin (LTC)You receive · Litecoin network

It is a cross-chain swap from Monero to Litecoin, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.

Swap time
20–60 minuntil your LTC is sent
Network fee
Paid in XMRby your wallet
Account / KYC
NoneNo sign-up, email or ID for standard swaps
Tracking
Live status pageLTC on Blockchair
Your LTC address
Litecoin addressIt starts with ltc1, L or M. Wallets: Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger.
Reference rate
1 XMR ≈ 10.2086 LTC1 LTC ≈ 0.097957 XMR · market prices, 23 Oct 2026
Minimum
About 0.051 XMR
  1. Send XMRAbout 20 minutes (10 confirmations) to confirm on Monero
  2. GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
  3. Receive LTCSent to your address; Litecoin confirms in about 10 minutes (blocks every 2.5 minutes)
Facts checked 23 Oct 2026Reverse: LTC to XMR

How much LTC do I get for XMR?

GhostSwap quotes at 23 Oct 2026, 00:14 UTC, after the service fee and the cost of sending the LTC to your wallet.

After all fees
0.2XMR
2.0111LTC
1XMR
10.0889LTC
2.5XMR
25.2329LTC

The rate floats with the market until your XMR deposit confirms.

XMR to LTC at the market rate, before fees

XMRLTC, market rate, before fees
0.051 XMR0.520638 LTC
0.1 XMR1.0209 LTC
0.2 XMR2.0417 LTC
0.5 XMR5.1043 LTC
1 XMR10.2086 LTC
2.5 XMR25.5215 LTC
10 XMR102.0859 LTC
25 XMR255.2147 LTC

Market prices of $599.0400 per XMR and $58.6800 per LTC on 23 Oct 2026. The box above shows the amount after all fees.

XMR to LTC price chart, market rate before fees

XMR/LTC

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How do I exchange XMR to LTC?

  1. Pick XMR and LTC

    Pick XMR in “You send” and LTC in “You get”, then enter the amount. The box shows how much LTC you get after all fees, and the minimum for this pair.

  2. Paste your Litecoin address

    Paste the Litecoin address that should receive the LTC: it starts with ltc1, L or M. Wallets that work: Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger. Then enter the Monero address you send XMR from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.

  3. Send XMR on Monero

    Send exactly the amount shown from your own Monero wallet to the one-time deposit address, on the Monero network.

  4. Receive LTC

    Your LTC is usually paid out 20–60 minutes after you send your XMR, and Litecoin then confirms it in about 10 minutes (blocks every 2.5 minutes). Follow each step on the status page with your swap ID.

Monero to Litecoin: spending XMR on a fast, low-fee chain

XMR to LTC suits Monero holders who need to pay a merchant or person who takes Litecoin but not Monero. Litecoin adds a block about every 2.5 minutes and its transfer fees are usually low, which makes it a practical coin to spend. Unlike Monero, an ordinary Litecoin payment shows its addresses and amount on public explorers such as Blockchair. The LTC goes straight to the Litecoin wallet you name, and no account is involved.

The slow step is the Monero deposit: the swap waits for about 10 confirmations, roughly 20 minutes, before the payout goes out. Litecoin then confirms the LTC within a few blocks, so most swaps finish in 20 to 60 minutes. Litecoin's optional private layer, MWEB, is not used for the payout, though you can move the coins into it later.

Tips for this swap

  • The payout needs a regular Litecoin address (ltc1, L or M), for example from Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger; MWEB addresses starting with ltcmweb1 are rejected.
  • Send the XMR from your own wallet (Feather, Cake Wallet or Monero GUI) and give one of its addresses for refunds; Monero hides where a payment came from, so a refund can only go where you tell it.
  • Monero locks the change from your deposit transaction for 10 blocks, so part of your wallet balance can show as locked for about 20 minutes after you send.

Can I swap XMR to LTC without KYC?

Yes. A standard swap needs no account, email or ID. Paste your Litecoin address, check the floating rate shown before you send, then send the XMR from your own wallet; if the swap cannot complete, the refund goes to your Monero address.

Can the LTC be paid straight into MWEB?

No. The payout goes to a standard Litecoin address. Cake Wallet on iOS or Android supports MWEB and can then move the LTC into it with a peg-in transaction that you sign yourself.

Common mistakes with XMR to LTC

  • Sending XMR from a wallet that is not fully synced.
  • Leaving too little XMR in the wallet for the network fee.
  • Pasting a Bitcoin address (bc1...) instead of a Litecoin address.

XMR to LTC: questions and answers

Can you swap Monero to Litecoin?
Yes. Pick XMR and LTC in the box above, paste your Litecoin address and send the XMR; the LTC goes straight to your wallet in about 20 to 60 minutes, with no account.
Where can I exchange XMR for LTC?
On a no-account swap service like GhostSwap, or on the few exchanges that still list Monero in your country. A swap needs no sign-up: you send XMR and receive LTC at the rate shown before you send.
Can I convert Monero to Litecoin anonymously?
GhostSwap asks for no account, email or ID. Your XMR deposit is private on the Monero blockchain; the LTC payout is public on Litecoin, so receive it at a new address that has no history.
Is XMR illegal in the USA?
No. No US law bans owning or swapping Monero. Some exchanges have stopped listing it, which is a business choice, not a ban; you are responsible for the rules where you live.
Why is XMR being delisted?
Some exchanges drop privacy coins because their local rules make listing them hard; Binance delisted XMR in February 2024, for example. Our Monero delistings tracker lists each one with its date and source.
Which Litecoin address receives the LTC?
An address that starts with ltc1, L or M, from Nexus Wallet, Exodus or a Ledger.
Why does my XMR deposit take about 20 minutes to show?
Monero needs 10 confirmations, about 2 minutes each, before the deposit is final. The LTC payout is sent right after.
How long does it take to swap XMR to LTC on GhostSwap?
Most XMR to LTC swaps are paid out within 20–60 minutes: the XMR deposit needs about 20 minutes (10 confirmations) to confirm on Monero, then the LTC is sent to your wallet, and Litecoin confirms the payout in about 10 minutes (blocks every 2.5 minutes).
How much is 1 XMR in LTC?
At 23 Oct 2026, 00:14 UTC, 1 XMR swapped to about 10.0889 LTC on GhostSwap, after the service fee. The minimum for this pair is about 0.051 XMR. The Monero network fee for sending the XMR is paid separately, in XMR. The rate floats with the market until your XMR deposit confirms.
Can I send XMR straight to my LTC address?
No. XMR moves on Monero and LTC on Litecoin, so XMR can only be sent to a Monero address. To swap, send the XMR to the one-time deposit address GhostSwap shows, and the LTC is paid to the Litecoin address you enter, with no bridge or wrapped token.

What is Monero? Monero (XMR) is the leading privacy cryptocurrency and hides the sender, receiver and amount of every transaction by default. Monero price today

What is Litecoin? Litecoin (LTC) is one of the oldest and most established cryptocurrencies, created in 2011 as a faster and lighter alternative to Bitcoin.