Coin · LINK
Exchange Chainlink (LINK) instantly, no KYC
LINK on Ethereum and on the cheaper networks it is bridged to — swapped for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, with each network’s fee on screen.
Swap LINK to…
What 1,000 LINK gets you
Quoted by the desk at for a swap worth about 1,000 USD, network fees included — which is why the two columns differ: the gap is the real cost of a round trip, not a hidden line. Pick a row to load it in the module, or choose another LINK network below.
Networks
Where LINK lives, and what each address looks like
Same ticker, different blockchains — not interchangeable. The network you pick here must be the one your wallet, or the platform you are sending to, actually uses.
| Network | Address format | Memo / tag | Rate | Available to | Swap |
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| ERC20 main | starts with 0x — 42 characters | No | Fixed or floating | Send and receive | BTC → LINK ERC20 |
| BEP20 | starts with 0x — 42 characters | No | Fixed or floating | Send and receive | BTC → LINK BEP20 |
| Polygon | starts with 0x — 42 characters | No | Fixed or floating | Send and receive | BTC → LINK Polygon |
| Arbitrum | starts with 0x — 42 characters | No | Fixed or floating | Send and receive | BTC → LINK Arbitrum |
Before you send
What to know about LINK
Chainlink is the oracle network that feeds outside data — prices above all — into smart contracts, and LINK is the ERC20 token that pays its node operators. It lives on Ethereum, with bridged versions on other networks.
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It is an ERC20 token
LINK lives on Ethereum as an ERC20 token: your payout arrives at a 0x address, and moving it later costs Ethereum gas, paid in ETH.
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Other networks, other contracts
LINK also exists on BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. Same ticker, different token contracts: pick the network your destination actually supports.
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Mainnet fees weigh on small swaps
An ERC20 payout pays Ethereum’s network fee, a fixed amount. On a small LINK swap it takes a visible share — each pair page shows by how much, at four sizes.
How to
How to exchange Chainlink
Three steps, and only the second one involves your wallet.
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01 you
Pick the pair and paste your address
Choose what you swap LINK for — or what you pay with to get it — and paste the address that should receive the coins. It is checked against the network before anything is created.
- Minimum
- 0.4281103 LINK
- LINK address
- starts with 0x — 42 characters
- Identity check
- none
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02 you
Send one deposit from your wallet
We generate a deposit address for this exchange only. Send when you are ready — nothing moves before you do, and there is no account to fund first.
- Transactions
- one, from your wallet
- Rate
- fixed or floating
- Memo / tag
- not used
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03 automatic
Receive the payout
Once the network confirms your deposit, the exchange and the payout take seconds. The coins go straight to your address — no balance, no withdrawal step.
- Arrival
- 10-60 min
- Tracking
- live order page, no login
- Left with us
- nothing
Pairs
Popular LINK pairs
LINK → BTC
Chainlink to Bitcoin
BTC → LINK ERC20
Bitcoin to Chainlink
LINK → USDT TRC20
Chainlink to Tether (TRC20)
USDT → LINK ERC20
Tether (TRC20) to Chainlink
LINK → ETH
Chainlink to Ethereum
ETH → LINK ERC20
Ethereum to Chainlink
LINK → XMR
Chainlink to Monero
XMR → LINK ERC20
Monero to Chainlink
FAQ
Chainlink swaps, in short
Using it
What is the minimum LINK swap?
On LINK → BTC it is 0.4281103 LINK right now. The desk sets it live for every pair, and it moves with the network fee of the receiving chain — below it, that fee would eat the swap. The module always prints the minimum of the pair you have selected.
Which LINK networks can I use?
4 of them: ERC20, BEP20, Polygon, Arbitrum. They are not interchangeable — the payout network must be the one your wallet or platform uses. The table above gives the address format of each.
Do I need a memo or destination tag?
No. LINK does not use memos or tags on any of these networks: the address alone identifies the recipient.
Money & privacy
Can I lock the rate on a LINK swap?
Yes, whenever the other side of the pair supports it too — pick Fixed in the module. The rate is locked when the exchange is created and a countdown starts for your deposit. Fixed or floating: how to choose.
What does a LINK swap cost?
Two things come out of a swap: the network fees of the two blockchains involved, and our margin, which is already inside the rate. Both are included in every price on this page — nothing is added after you confirm. Swapping small costs proportionally more, because network fees are fixed amounts.
Do I need an account or ID to swap LINK?
No. There is no account to create and we never ask for identity documents, at any amount. The one case where a swap can be held is spelled out in the AML policy rather than hidden — and explained in plain words on the no-KYC page.
Guides
Worth reading before a LINK swap
Fixed vs floating rate crypto exchange: which one should you pick?
What a locked rate really guarantees, what it costs right now, and a simple rule for choosing.Read the guide
How long does a crypto swap take?
Where the minutes go, network by network — and what to check when a swap is slower than it should be.Read the guide
Sent USDT or another coin to the wrong network? What to do, case by case
A decision tree: find your case in three questions, then follow the recovery steps that apply to it.Read the guideSwap Chainlink now
1 LINK ≈ 13.1054 USDT · no account, no identity check.