Litecoin to Monero: LTC to XMR Swap

Your next three actions

1. Open your Monero wallet. Copy the receiving address for the account you want to use.
2. Review the form above. Keep LTC as the sending coin and XMR as the receiving coin. Enter an amount you can actually send.
3. Create the order, then pay its deposit address. The Litecoin address appears in the order instructions. Your Monero address belongs in the receiving field.

You do not need to convert Litecoin into Bitcoin first when this direct route is available. The two sides of the form describe one exchange: LTC goes in, XMR comes out. The website does not turn one blockchain address into another. Instead, the order gives you a Litecoin destination for the deposit and records your Monero destination for the payout.

Keep that distinction visible while working. If your wallet’s Send screen asks where to send LTC, copy the deposit address from the order. If AceChange asks where to deliver XMR, copy the receiving address from your Monero wallet. Mixing these two tasks is avoidable when you complete the receiving field before opening your Litecoin Send screen.

This page is for someone ready to exchange. If you still need to choose or prepare a Monero wallet, open our Litecoin-to-Monero wallet guide first. Return here when you can receive XMR and have Litecoin available. The live form remains the place to check whether the amount you want is currently supported.

Match these details before creating the order

Check the asset name as well as its ticker. A wrapped representation of Litecoin on a different blockchain is not the same deposit as native Litecoin. If your sending platform presents several withdrawal networks, the selected network must match the order. Do not choose a cheaper-looking network simply because it has the same asset symbol beside it.

The receiving address must come from a wallet that supports native Monero. A generic multi-coin wallet name does not establish that its currently open account can receive XMR. Open the Monero wallet itself, choose Receive, and copy the address from there. If the wallet offers several accounts or subaddresses, select the one you intend to monitor after the exchange.

When an address passes the form’s format checks, still compare it with your wallet. Format validation cannot know which account you intended to choose. Review the whole address where practical, including its beginning and end, after pasting. Avoid relying on an old clipboard entry or a receiving address taken from an unrelated transaction.

Keep any wallet backup or recovery phrase outside this process. The form needs a public destination for the payout. It does not need the information that would allow another person to restore and spend from your wallet. If someone claiming to help asks for that secret information, stop and use the official AceChange contact page.

Send the amount the order actually requests

Change the starting LTC amount in the form to suit your exchange. Wait for the XMR output to load before proceeding. A blank output, an error, or an amount outside the displayed limits is a reason to pause. A previously working quote does not establish that a new amount is available, and a currency in the list is not itself an offer.

Choose the rate option you understand and read its conditions in the form. The output belongs to those conditions, including any payment deadline. This page deliberately does not print a fixed conversion rate or a universal completion time: neither would remain reliable for your next exchange. Use the values shown when you prepare the actual order.

After you enter the XMR address and complete the form’s required acknowledgements, review the order information before funding it. Keep the order page or reference somewhere you can retrieve. On a phone, check that you can switch between the browser and your wallet without losing the order. Reopening a saved order is more useful than creating a second one because you changed apps.

If you are sending from a personal Litecoin wallet

Open Send for Litecoin, paste the order’s deposit address, and enter the instructed amount. Look at the final confirmation screen rather than assuming the first amount field tells the whole story. The wallet may display the sending amount and its network charge separately. Make sure the amount reaching the order corresponds to its instructions and your balance covers the transaction.

Be careful with a Max button. Spending the entire available balance can produce a deposit different from the amount you entered on AceChange once the wallet accounts for its charge. If you want to use most of your balance, establish the amount your wallet can send first, then request a matching quote. Do not adjust an already funded order by guesswork.

When using a hardware wallet, read the destination and amount on the device’s confirmation screen. The browser page and the computer clipboard are not substitutes for that final check. If the device displays a different destination, cancel before signing and investigate the mismatch. Completing a swap is not a reason to skip the wallet’s normal verification process.

If you are withdrawing Litecoin from another service

Check that withdrawals are enabled before creating a time-sensitive order. A balance visible in an account may be unavailable for immediate withdrawal because the platform is still processing a deposit or has its own withdrawal restrictions. The sending platform controls that stage. AceChange cannot confirm Litecoin that has not yet been broadcast to the network.

Read the sending service’s final withdrawal summary. Some platforms deduct their withdrawal charge from the entered amount; others show a separate debit. What matters for the swap is the amount the order receives. Use the platform’s preview to align that amount with the order instructions. If the withdrawal cannot fit those instructions, resolve it before confirming.

After requesting the withdrawal, distinguish an internal withdrawal reference from an on-chain Litecoin transaction ID. A platform may create its own reference while the withdrawal is still pending. Keep both if available, but use the blockchain transaction record to establish that funds have actually left. If the withdrawal is delayed, monitor the existing order’s deadline and contact support where necessary.

After sending LTC, follow the existing order

The useful question is now which stage the exchange has reached. First, check whether your Litecoin wallet or sending platform has an outgoing transaction. Next, compare its destination and amount with the order. Then check the order’s status. Opening several new quotes will not advance a deposit already sent to an earlier order.

A broadcast transaction and a confirmed deposit are different stages. The order may be waiting for the network or for the required confirmations before processing. Follow the progress shown on the order rather than a general estimate from a search result. If the transaction and the order disagree, keep the reference and request a check through official support.

Once the order reports that XMR has been sent, open the receiving Monero wallet and the account whose address you supplied. Allow it to synchronize. Monero’s official receiving guidance explains that a wallet must detect incoming funds and that received funds need confirmations before they can be spent. An incoming balance that is still locked is different from a missing payout.

Do not use a public address-balance lookup as the final test of a Monero payout. Monero’s transaction design differs from transparent blockchains. Your receiving wallet and the order’s payout evidence are the relevant starting points. If the wallet remains empty, compare the saved receiving address with the intended account before changing advanced wallet settings.

For a restored wallet, follow the wallet developer’s restoration and synchronization instructions. A wallet that has not scanned the relevant period may not yet display an incoming payment. Avoid deleting the wallet or starting repeated restores as an initial troubleshooting step. First establish whether the order paid out, which address it used, and whether the correct wallet is synchronized.

If you plan to spend the XMR immediately afterward, wait until the wallet shows it as available to spend. Do not assume that exchange completion and spendability are the same event. The Monero project’s receiving instructions explain the confirmation requirement. Use the wallet’s own status for your particular transaction.

Something does not match? Start with this table

Do not send an extra payment simply to make an error disappear. A second transfer can create another mismatch while leaving the first unresolved. Describe the existing situation precisely: “The order expects this amount; my transaction sent that amount.” A clear discrepancy is easier to investigate than several unexplained deposits.

Keep your support request focused. Include the order reference, the outgoing Litecoin transaction ID, when you sent it, and the stage that appears stuck. If an address needs checking, send the relevant details privately through the official channel. Remove unrelated wallet balances and personal information from screenshots. Never include recovery words, private keys, or a wallet password.

If an order expires before you pay it, do not treat its deposit address as a reusable address for a future swap. Obtain current instructions. If you already paid, use the existing order’s recovery options or support rather than starting from scratch. See refund guidance for the process; recovery outcomes depend on what happened and cannot be assumed in advance.

Before you press Create Exchange Order

Can I check the amount without sending any Litecoin?

Yes. Changing the amount and reading the output is a quote check. It does not fund an exchange. You still need to create an order and send the instructed deposit from your wallet or sending platform. This lets you verify that the route and amount are available before committing funds.

Can I send directly to my XMR address from my Litecoin wallet?

No. Use the Litecoin deposit address assigned to the exchange order. Your Monero receiving address tells the exchange where to deliver XMR afterward. Copying an XMR address into an LTC withdrawal form does not perform a conversion, even if the app lets you enter the text.

Do I need to connect my wallet to this webpage?

The form uses a receiving address and an order deposit. You make the outgoing payment in your wallet app. Follow our guide to swapping without connecting a wallet if you want to understand the separate roles of a website, a receiving address, and a transaction signed in your own wallet.

Can the receiving address be a Monero subaddress?

Monero wallets can generate subaddresses, and Cake Wallet documents this receiving feature. Use an address from your wallet and check that the order form accepts it. If validation fails, do not edit characters to force acceptance. Confirm the address type with the wallet documentation or official support before proceeding.

What is the minimum Litecoin amount?

Read the current form for your chosen pair and amount. Limits can depend on the route and current conditions. The starting amount shown on this page is a convenient input, not a statement of the minimum. If the form rejects your amount, adjust it only within your intended budget and the displayed requirements.

Does a no-registration swap mean I can skip the order rules?

No. Read the requirements displayed with the order and its linked terms before paying. Decide whether they suit your situation at that point. The practical benefit of the deposit-address workflow is that you can prepare the exchange without a wallet-connection step; it is not a reason to disregard payment or eligibility instructions.

What should I save after the exchange?

Keep the order reference, the LTC transaction ID, and the incoming XMR record in your own records. This gives you a way to reconcile the exchange later without relying on browser history. Keep any private order-access link private, and avoid posting full transaction details in public support groups.

A final review you can do without creating another order

Before paying, read the existing order as a set of instructions with four parts: what to send, how much to send, where to send it, and where the result will arrive. Check each part against the relevant wallet. This review is particularly useful when someone has helped you prepare the form or when you return to a browser tab after an interruption.

For the sending part, open the Litecoin transaction preview but do not confirm it yet. Compare its destination with the order’s deposit address. Check the delivered amount and whether your wallet can cover the charge. If you need to change the intended swap amount, return to the exchange before submitting the wallet transaction. Do not rely on an informal note beside an order that still expects a different amount.

For the receiving part, open the Monero account whose address you used. Compare the address saved on the order with the one you intended to supply. A valid address copied from a different account may still receive funds, but you would need to monitor that account. Establishing the match now prevents confusion about where to look later.

Check the timing last. If the deadline no longer allows you to complete the sending process under the stated conditions, resolve that before paying. A sending service that is still reviewing a withdrawal cannot be made faster by opening another browser tab. If the transfer has already been submitted, preserve the existing records and ask about that order rather than replacing it.

After completion, reconcile the result once: the LTC payment belongs to this order, the order records the intended XMR destination, and the receiving wallet shows the corresponding incoming payment. Save those records privately. There is no need to keep revisiting the quote calculator to see whether a later rate matches your completed exchange; a later offer describes a different moment.