Monero to Litecoin Exchange Rates

Monero Native uses RandomX proof of work with 120-second target blocks; 10 confirmations imply a 20-minute average, with typical settlement of 20-30 minutes. Litecoin uses Scrypt proof of work with 150-second target blocks; 6 confirmations imply a 15-minute average, with typical settlement of 10-18 minutes.

You Send
XMR
↔
You Receive (Estimated)
1.7282
LTC
1 XMR = 1.7282 LTC • Flat 0.5% fee • Direct wallet payout
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Looking for the opposite direction? 1 LTC = 0.572879 XMR View LTC to XMR rates
Verified Exchange Desks
Exchange Rate Quote Fee KYC Requirement Settlement Time Action
01kExchange Best Rate 1.7282 LTC 0.5% flat None 20-30 min Swap Now
ChangeNOW 1.7022 LTC 1.5% Automated flag risk 15 - 30 min Benchmark
SimpleSwap 1.7074 LTC 1.2% None 15 - 25 min Benchmark
SideShift 1.7109 LTC 1.0% None 10 - 20 min Benchmark
Centralized Exchange (CEX) Spot price 0.1% + withdrawal fee Mandatory ID 1 - 4 hours Custodial
01kExchange Best Rate
Rate: 1.7282 LTC
Fee: 0.5% flat
KYC: None
Time: 20-30 min
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ChangeNOW Benchmark
Rate: 1.7022 LTC
Fee: 1.5%
Network Parameters
Deposit Network
Monero Native
Consensus Protocol
Proof of Work (RandomX)
Block Time
120s
Confirmations Required
10 blocks
Average Settlement
20-30 min
Destination Memo
None required
Ledger Model
Ring Signatures / Stealth Addresses
Payout Network
Litecoin Core
Other Monero (XMR) Routes
Other Routes to Litecoin (LTC)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does XMR to LTC take?
XMR: 10 × 120 s = 1,200 s (20 min); LTC: 6 × 150 s = 900 s (15 min). If LTC payout is broadcast after all 10 XMR confirmations, the combined confirmation-only estimate is 2,100 s (35 min). The supplied typical settlement windows sum to 30-48 min, excluding routing or processing delays. Block arrivals are probabilistic, so these estimates are not guaranteed completion times.
What network fees apply to this swap?
The deposit sender pays an XMR transaction fee based on transaction weight, Monero's dynamic fee rate, and selected priority. The payout sender pays an LTC miner fee based on transaction virtual size and the selected feerate, commonly expressed in litoshis per virtual byte. Whether the payout fee is deducted from the recipient's LTC amount depends on the route. Provider fees are separate from network fees; exact amounts require current fee estimates and transaction details.