LTCDOGELitecoin → Dogecoin
Exchange Litecoin (LTC) to Dogecoin (DOGE)
From one low-fee coin into the one people actually tip with.
Send Litecoin, receive Dogecoin to your own wallet. We lock the rate up front, and DOGE is fast and cheap to send.
How to exchange Litecoin (LTC) to Dogecoin (DOGE)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Dogecoin address.
- 02 Send Litecoin to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Dogecoin to your wallet, usually quickly.
Fast and cheap to send
Dogecoin blocks come roughly once a minute and the network fee is pennies. For tips and small transfers it is handy.
Cheap on the way in
Litecoin network fees are small too, so moving your LTC out does not cost much.
A rate with no surprises
We lock the price the moment you start. Nothing added on top: what you see is what you get.
Your coins do not sit with us
We do not hold a balance. Litecoin comes in and goes straight out as Dogecoin to your address.
Send Litecoin only on the Litecoin network; the address usually starts with L, M, or ltc1. Dogecoin is its own network, not a token on Litecoin, so send a Dogecoin address, which usually starts with the letter D. Both networks confirm fast. They behave alike: a transfer costs pennies and confirms soon, so the swap rarely turns into waiting. Once the DOGE lands it is easy to split into small payments, since the fee barely touches the amount. If the address came from an exchange, check that it accepts DOGE on the Dogecoin network itself, not as a token on some other chain. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. The exchange starts after 6 confirmations on Litecoin — usually about 15 min.
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FAQ
Is an account, an email, or a document needed?
None of them. The form takes the amount and your Dogecoin address. We do not check the identity of the person swapping and ask for no paperwork. What gets screened are the funds: if an incoming payment cannot be cleared, the deposit returns to the sender address, under your control.
How quickly does an LTC to DOGE swap run?
The clock starts with Litecoin confirmations: until they are in, the swap does not begin. That is rarely a long wait, as Litecoin confirms briskly, and Dogecoin does not drag on the other end. When the deposit network is busy, confirmations come slower than usual, and the order status says so.
Which network does the Dogecoin arrive on?
The Dogecoin network, at its own address, which usually starts with the letter D. It is not a token on Litecoin or a wrapper on another chain, so an L, M, or ltc1 address will not do.
What if I give an address on the wrong network?
Send LTC on the Litecoin network and give a Dogecoin address, the one starting with D. If it arrives wrong, message @swappsy.
Why move Litecoin into Dogecoin?
DOGE is more often held for tipping and small community transfers, while Litecoin sits closer to a payments or savings coin.
Can I send the Litecoin from an exchange?
Yes. Choose the Litecoin network on the withdrawal form and send it in one transaction to the address shown. Account for the exchange fee and its own processing time: what reaches us is the amount that actually left the account.
How do I get the funds back if the swap cannot be finished?
The order has a refund address field. If it does not work out, the Litecoin goes back to the address you named. Enter it before you send: that is the fastest way back if something goes sideways.
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