USDCETHUSDC (Polygon) → Ethereum
Exchange USDC (Polygon) to ETH
Dollars off Polygon, back into ETH and everything built on it.
Send USDC on Polygon, receive Ethereum to your own wallet. We lock the rate up front: what you see is what lands.
How to exchange USDC (Polygon) to ETH
- 01 Enter the amount and your Ethereum address.
- 02 Send USDC on Polygon to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive ETH to your wallet, usually quickly.
Back into ETH
You sat in dollars, and now it is time to buy back in, so here USDC turns into ETH, ready for DeFi and Ethereum apps.
Cheap way in
Polygon network fees are small, so moving your USDC 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. USDC comes in and goes straight out as ETH to your address.
Send USDC on the Polygon network, to a 0x address. The format matches Ethereum, so select the Polygon network in your wallet before sending. ETH arrives on Ethereum mainnet (L1), to a standard 0x address, with no memo or tag. The swap goes through after Polygon network confirmations. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. Dollars usually sit on Polygon precisely because waiting there is cheap: a transfer costs pennies and confirmations come quickly. That is the position people leave when it is time to step back into ETH and the apps on mainnet. From then on the economics change, since every move on L1 costs gas, paid out of the ETH you now hold. As the receiver, switch the wallet to Ethereum mainnet and check the balance is visible there. The exchange starts after 30 confirmations on Polygon — usually about 1 min.
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FAQ
Does this swap need an account or an ID check?
It needs neither. The amount and your Ethereum address are enough. Nobody is asked to prove who they are: automated screening looks only at the funds that arrive into the order. A deposit that cannot be cleared does not move on and goes back to an address the sender controls.
A Polygon address looks like an Ethereum one - how do I avoid mixing them up when sending?
Send the USDC on the Polygon network, to a 0x address. The format matches Ethereum, so a wallet accepts it on either network - select Polygon in yours before sending and check that USDC is displayed there. A wrong network is sorted out only by hand through support at @swappsy.
Which network and address does the ETH arrive at?
Ethereum mainnet (L1), at a standard 0x address, with no memo or tag. The wallet must be switched to mainnet: the address looks the same everywhere, but a balance shows only on the selected network. If you need ETH on an L2, ask support @swappsy first.
How long does the swap out of Polygon take?
Most of the wait is the deposit: the swap starts after Polygon confirmations, and Polygon is one of the quick networks, so that part runs without pauses. The payout then travels on Ethereum mainnet, where speed is middling and follows the load. We do not name exact minutes, they differ through the day.
What happens if more or less arrives than expected?
The order is recalculated from the amount that actually reached the deposit address, at the rate when it confirms. A small difference simply moves the result. A large or unusual gap goes to manual review, and support at @swappsy agrees the outcome with you, a return included.
Can I get the money back if the swap does not complete?
Yes, provided the order carries a refund address. The dollars then go back as the same USDC on Polygon, to an address under your control, instead of waiting here for a decision.
Which network do I send USDC on?
Exactly the one this page names: USDC (Polygon). A transfer on a different network, or sent to the token's contract address, cannot start this exchange — those cases go through manual support review.
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