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Swap Bitcoin for Litecoin

Move Bitcoin (BTC) to Litecoin (LTC) on Litecoin mainnet with no signup and no KYC. Send BTC from a wallet you control; after it confirms, LTC is paid to the address you enter. Most routes finish in a few minutes.

    Start swap

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    You Get
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    How the swap works

    1. Type the BTC amount and paste your Litecoin payout address on Litecoin mainnet.

    2. Press Exchange to open the live quote and the deposit address for this order.

    3. Broadcast BTC to that deposit. After the required confirmations, LTC is sent to your wallet.

    Check these before you send

    • A single network confirmation is typically enough to start the payout.
    • How long BTC takes to confirm tracks mempool load and the fee on your send.
    • SegWit deposit addresses keep fees lower. If your wallet cannot send to SegWit, contact support before you broadcast.
    • If LTC has not appeared yet, wait a few minutes and refresh the wallet. When the order already shows a payout tx, contact support with your order ID.
    You send

    Bitcoin β€” the base layer of crypto

    Since 2009 Bitcoin has been the reference asset β€” deep liquidity, wide recognition, and the usual starting point for cross-chain routes.

    BTC deposit checklist

    • Confirm your wallet can send to SegWit (bc1…) addresses.
    • Leave enough for a network fee β€” low fees mean slower confirmation.
    • Broadcast only BTC on Bitcoin mainnet to the deposit shown on your order.

    How long does a BTC deposit take?

    Block times vary with network load and your chosen fee.

    • Use mempool.space or similar tools to check whether your fee is competitive.
    • Explorers show queue position β€” compare against pending transaction volume.
    • Average block interval is ~10 minutes, but longer gaps happen.

    Why traders move BTC to other chains

    Bitcoin offers deep liquidity and wide recognition β€” many swaps start with BTC as the funding asset.

    Moving into Ethereum, stablecoins, or alt L1s lets you access DeFi, payments, or portfolio diversification without a custodial account.

    You receive

    Litecoin β€” Bitcoin's first fork

    Litecoin (LTC) is a 2011 Bitcoin fork created by Charlie Lee, with early input from other developers including a former Google engineer. It keeps peer-to-peer transfers but targets faster blocks and lower everyday fees. Traders often call it "digital silver."

    When will LTC arrive?

    Usually within several blocks after your deposit confirms β€” often under 15 minutes in normal conditions.

    LTC payout troubleshooting

    • Verify your Litecoin address format matches what your wallet expects (Legacy, SegWit, or M-address).
    • Check a Litecoin explorer with the payout tx hash from your order page.
    • Resync your wallet if the transaction is confirmed on-chain but balance is unchanged.

    Read before you send

    Wrong-network deposits and address mistakes are the usual failure modes β€” start with these notes.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Does BTC to LTC require KYC or an account?

    No. PeakSwap does not ask for a profile, ID documents, or a hosted balance for Bitcoin to Litecoin.

    How long until LTC arrives?

    Many orders finish in a few minutes. Bitcoin mainnet deposit confirmations and Litecoin mainnet payout time set the wait.

    Do you hold BTC or LTC for me?

    No. You send BTC from a wallet you control and LTC is paid to the address you provide β€” PeakSwap does not keep a user wallet.

    What if I send BTC on the wrong chain?

    Use Bitcoin mainnet exactly as shown on the order. A wrong-network send may not be credited β€” read the swap safety notes first.