Tell the AI what you want, send one deposit, receive ETH on Arbitrum. No bridge, no stored balances, and the comparison table runs on every quote.
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LTC → ETH
Live rateNo accounts, no waiting. Tell Cambio what you want, send your LTC, and the ETH lands in your wallet in under a minute.
Type "swap 1 LTC to ETH on Arbitrum" into the composer. The AI parses your intent, confirms Litecoin as the source and Arbitrum as the destination, and returns a live quote with the full competitor comparison alongside it.
Cambio generates a one-time deposit address on Litecoin. Send your LTC there — Litecoin typically confirms in under 10 minutes, and the card tracks every confirmation in real time.
Once your deposit confirms, the payout goes out to your Arbitrum address directly — Arbitrum confirms in seconds. No bridge hop, no wrapped assets, no waiting on a second protocol.
Live quotes from every exchange that answered, at exactly this size: LTC → ETH on ARBITRUM
Cambio delivers the most here — 0.32% more than Quickex, and it stated its network fee, so this figure is after that fee rather than before it. It is also the fastest, at about 10 minutes.
| # | Exchange | You receive | Network fee | All-in cost, to scale | vs best |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CambioBest KYC rare~10 min | 0.041709 ETH | 0.00004 ETH | 0.68% | Best |
| 2 | Quickex KYC possible | 0.041574 ETH | 0.0002 ETH | 1.00% | −0.00013491-0.32% |
| 3 | SimpleSwap KYC rare | 0.041543 ETH | included | 1.08% | −0.00016632-0.40% |
| 4 | ChangeNOW KYC rare | 0.041468 ETH | not stated | 1.26% | −0.00024109-0.58% |
| 5 | StealthEX KYC rare | 0.041218 ETH | included | 1.85% | −0.00049179-1.18% |
| 6 | SideShift.ai KYC possible | 0.041186 ETH | not stated | 1.93% | −0.00052322-1.25% |
| 7 | LetsExchange KYC rare | 0.041122 ETH | 0.00002 ETH | 2.08% | −0.00058719-1.41% |
| 8 | ChangeHero KYC possible | 0.041002 ETH | 0.0003 ETH | 2.36% | −0.00070681-1.69% |
Network fee — a stated amount is what the exchange returned, and the figure shown is after it. “included” means the exchange’s own price already contains its network fee, not itemised. “not stated” means its API returned no fee, so that amount is a ceiling rather than a promise.
Every row is what that exchange would pay for this exact size, quoted live from its own API at the time shown and ranked by what lands in your wallet. The bar is each row’s all-in cost against the market rate at that moment, drawn to one scale — ours included.
Litecoin is a UTXO chain: your LTC deposit has to be mined, and until it confirms it can still be replaced. Cambio waits 3 confirmations before sending your ETH, so the Litecoin side sets the pace here, not the Arbitrum side.
ETH is Arbitrum's own coin; the payout pays its cost from the amount itself.
Floor on Arbitrum: 0.35%. Below that the corridor stops covering settlement.
ETH on Arbitrum carries 18 decimals, so every amount on this page is quoted to that precision and no further.
Cambio waits 3 confirmations on Litecoin, then sends the payout immediately. End to end this corridor typically takes ~10 min.
| Minimum | 2.101 LTC |
|---|---|
| Maximum | 279.903 LTC |
| Commission floor | 0.35% |
| Confirmations | 3 on Litecoin |
| Typical time | ~10 min |
| ETH precision | 18 (ETH) |
| LTC precision | 8 (LTC) |
| For 1 LTC on Litecoin | 0.020854645 ETH |
| For 1 ETH on Arbitrum | 47.9509481 LTC |
| Smallest payout | 0.04381561 ETH |
| Largest payout | 5.8373 ETH |
Two different assets, two different on-chain stories. Here’s the minimum you should know before you send anything.
LTC is a long-running payments coin with faster blocks than Bitcoin. Sending LTC is an ordinary native transfer — no token approval, no contract interaction. Litecoin typically confirms in under 10 minutes, and no contract address — LTC is the chain itself.
ETH is the same ETH, living on Ethereum's leading rollup. Sending ETH is an ordinary native transfer — no token approval, no contract interaction. Arbitrum confirms in seconds, and gas on Arbitrum is paid in ETH too — just far less of it.
Numbers to check before you send — every one of them belongs to this corridor and was read off the panel, not written for the page.
| Smallest swap this corridor accepts | 0.0933 LTC |
|---|---|
| Largest swap this corridor accepts | 279.903 LTC |
| Exchanges quoting this route, by size | 7 of 9 at 2 LTC |
| Best-to-worst gap, by size | 1.38% at 2 LTC |
| Our place, by size | 1 of 8 at 2 LTC |
| Confirmations we wait for on Litecoin | 3 |
| Typical time, deposit to payout | ~10 min |
No. Your LTC goes to a Cambio deposit address on Litecoin as an ordinary transfer, and you receive ETH on Arbitrum as an ordinary Arbitrum transaction. No bridge contract, no wrapped assets, no cross-chain messages.
The deposit side on Litecoin typically confirms in under 10 minutes; the payout on Arbitrum confirms in seconds. The status card tracks every stage live — detection, confirmation, payout — so you are never guessing which side you are waiting on.
No account or sign-up is needed. Every swap is screened against sanctions and on-chain risk lists before a deposit address is issued; in line with applicable law and our risk-based AML policy, identity verification may be requested where screening flags elevated risk.
The maximum is set live by the exchanges quoting this pair, not by a fixed Cambio cap. The live card shows the exact minimum and maximum at the moment you quote, before any deposit address is issued.
Yes — on the exchange’s deposit screen pick ETH and make sure the network is Arbitrum, then paste that deposit address into the Cambio composer as your destination. If the network on the exchange side doesn’t match, don’t send — ask the AI and it will walk you through it.
Every quote ships with a live comparison against the biggest instant exchanges — including when we lose — and the number on the card is the number that settles. Pricing is chain-aware, the route has no bridge exposure, and screening happens before your deposit, never after.
All from the 62,231 active launch-scope pairs. Each one has its own page with live rates, competitor comparison, and chain-specific notes.
