Swap LTC to USDT TRC-20

Swap Litecoin for USDT on TRON without an account: enter the amount, paste your T… address and send LTC from any wallet.

Arrival
≈ 14–29 min
Confirmations
5 on Litecoin
Rate
Floating
Fee token after arrival
TRX (or rented energy)

Swap

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Rate
Enter an amount
Network fee
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Arrival
≈ 14–29 min · 5 confirmations on Litecoin

The wallet you will send the deposit from.

No account. You send from your own wallet.

When this route is the right one

You hold litecoin and need dollars on TRON — a T… address for an invoice, an exchange deposit page that says USDT (TRC-20), or a balance you will spend in several smaller payments. Litecoin is still a common way to move value cheaply between wallets; USDT on TRON is where many counterparties want to be paid.

The two networks have nothing in common. A Litecoin transaction can only land on a Litecoin address, and a TRON wallet cannot read it. Here the LTC goes to a one-time Litecoin address, the network confirms it 5 times — blocks target 2.5 minutes, so count on 14–29 minutes — and USDT is transferred on TRON to the address you gave.

LTC vs USDT TRC-20 — side by side

LTC on LitecoinUSDT on TRONTRC-20
Address formatL…, M… or ltc1…T… (34 characters)
Fee tokenLTCTRX (or rented energy)
Confirmations we wait for51
Explorerblockchair.comtronscan.org

What happens, in order

  1. Enter the LTC amount and your TRON address

    Paste the 34-character T… address that should receive USDT. The estimate is in USDT and moves with the LTC price until the deposit confirms.

  2. Send litecoin to the deposit address

    You get a one-time Litecoin address. Send the exact amount from any wallet — legacy L…, M… or ltc1… — in one transaction.

  3. Litecoin confirms

    We wait for 5 confirmations, about 12–13 minutes of block time plus processing. The USDT amount is fixed at the fifth confirmation.

  4. USDT is paid out on TRON

    The status page links your deposit on Blockchair and the Tronscan transaction that credits your T… address.

Before you send — checklist

  • The receiving address is a TRON address: 34 characters, starting with T.
  • If it belongs to an exchange, the deposit page says USDT on TRON (TRC-20), not Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain.
  • You are sending native litecoin on the Litecoin network. If an exchange offers LTC withdrawals on another network as a token, pick Litecoin.
  • The TRON wallet will hold a little TRX, or rent energy, before you move the USDT on.
  • You saved the status link.

The two mistakes that cost money on this route

Withdrawing LTC on the wrong network

Some exchanges list litecoin for withdrawal on more than one network, including a tokenised version on another chain. The deposit address on this page is a Litecoin address and only a Litecoin-network transfer reaches it. Read the network line on the withdrawal form before you confirm.

Arriving on TRON with no TRX

The USDT will be in your wallet and visible on Tronscan, but every TRC-20 transfer out of it costs TRX or energy. If the wallet is empty of TRX, you cannot move the USDT until you add some or rent energy.

Other ways to make the same move

WayWhat you needWhere it is slower or dearer
An exchange accountAn account, an LTC deposit with the exchange's confirmation count, a sale, a TRC-20 withdrawalTwo waits and a withdrawal fee; the exchange decides when LTC is credited
A peer-to-peer tradeA counterparty who wants LTC and holds USDT on TRON, an escrow or trustTime to find a match; price set by the other side
This swapTwo addressesA floating rate fixed at the fifth Litecoin confirmation

What is visible on-chain

Blockchair shows your litecoin transaction: the inputs you spent, the deposit address, the amount, the fee and the block height. Tronscan shows a USDT transfer from a payout address to your T… address with the amount and time. Both records are public and permanent; neither chain stores a link to the other.

FAQ

How long does it take?

About 14–29 minutes. Litecoin needs 5 confirmations and blocks target 2.5 minutes; the TRON payout confirms in seconds once it is sent.

Which Litecoin address will I be sending to?

A one-time Litecoin address generated for this swap. Litecoin addresses start with L (single-key), M (script, the current prefix), 3 (the older script prefix) or ltc1 (native SegWit); the version bytes are set in Litecoin Core's chainparams (checked on 12 October 2026). Your wallet only has to be able to send to it.

Can I send from an MWEB balance?

Send from a regular balance. The deposit address is an ordinary Litecoin address, not an ltcmweb… address, and the explorer has to show the amount that arrived. If your wallet keeps coins in MWEB, move them to a regular address first.

What is the minimum?

It is shown under the amount field and follows the LTC price and the TRON fee.

Do I need TRX to receive USDT?

Not to receive it. You need TRX or energy to send it on afterwards; that is your wallet's cost and separate from the swap.

What if the swap cannot be completed?

Write to support with the swap ID from the status page. The form has no refund address: a swap that cannot be completed is handled by hand, and a return to the address you sent from is arranged under the partner's rules, less the network fee.

About the coins on this route: Litecoin (LTC) · Tether (USDT)

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