Litecoin calculator
Convert LTC across 24 currencies, crypto assets and metals. Estimate what you receive after costs.
You enter LTC
Thousands: 1 000. Decimals: 1.5 or 1,5. Ambiguous commas such as 1,000 are not accepted.
Both fields show the reference conversion before costs. Edit either amount to choose the direction.
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Costs & breakdown No costs entered
Enter the total network or withdrawal fee in LTC (up to 8 decimals). It is deducted after trading fees and converted at the reference rate. Do not enter the same fee twice.
Zero means no cost assumed. The fixed fee is in USD. Check current network estimates in the fee tracker.
- Reference conversion
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- Spread cost
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- Trading fee
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- Fixed fee
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- Network fee equivalent
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- Total estimated cost
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Shared links preserve the currency, original input amount, direction and all costs. Opening a link recalculates using the latest available rates.
Popular amounts
Reference values before costs
- 0.01 LTC
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- 0.1 LTC
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- 1 LTC
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- 10 LTC
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- 100 LTC
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- 1000 LTC
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Refunds, underpayments and overpayments
Compare a refund in original LTC with a refund in the invoice currency. Check the credited amount and separate the outgoing network fee.
Enter documented original and refund rates. Calculations stay in this browser.
- Expected invoice payment
- Payment reconciliation
| Refund basis | Gross refund | Customer receives | Customer value at refund rate | Total wallet debit | More than the received LTC? |
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Policy and rounding assumptions
The calculator compares amounts; it does not choose the refund policy or send a transaction. Agree the refund basis, treatment of excess payments and fee handling with the customer, subject to applicable obligations. An invoice shortfall is not automatically a completed payment.
The invoice-share policy uses the quoted invoice LTC amount × refund value / invoice value, rounded to the nearest litoshi. The currency-value policy divides the agreed refund value by the refund rate and rounds up to the next litoshi. One LTC contains 100,000,000 litoshis. Currency values are shown to two decimal places; exchange spreads and extra service charges are excluded. The amount received by a customer can be lower when the selected fee is deducted.
A currency-value refund can require more LTC than the original payment when the price falls. The full-payment-return row includes any overpayment and ignores the partial-refund field. Verify the destination with the authenticated customer and record the refund transaction separately.
Read the refund and underpayment guide · Check network fee estimates
How the calculator works
The reference price comes from the MyBank market feed. We use a direct pair when available, otherwise calculate a cross rate through USD, PLN or EUR. The displayed timestamp belongs to the oldest input used in that conversion. The current reference rate is — per LTC.
Freshness checks
The page requests data every 5 seconds while visible. This does not mean every source updates every 5 seconds. A crypto input older than 5 minutes blocks the conversion. FX and metal inputs older than 15 minutes are labelled as older; after 96 hours they also block the conversion. This allows for market closures while clearly exposing the age of the quote. Missing or invalid source data never produces a zero rate.
Cost formulas
For an LTC sale: net = LTC × rate × (1 − spread/100) × (1 − fee/100) − fixed fee − network fee in LTC × rate.
For a purchase with a currency budget: net LTC = (budget − fixed fee) × (1 − fee/100) ÷ [rate × (1 + spread/100)] − network fee in LTC.
These formulas model the specific order shown above. Providers may use a different fee basis, minimum fee or rounding rule. Check your provider’s final quote. Enter LTC-denominated network or withdrawal charges in the network fee field. The calculator converts them at the reference rate and deducts them after trading fees. Effective rate is net currency received per LTC sold, or total currency budget per net LTC received when buying. Total cost percentage compares costs with the gross sale value or purchase budget. This is a conversion estimate, not a price prediction or a binding offer.
Network fees and confirmations
Trading costs and blockchain fees are separate. Use the Litecoin fee tracker for current network estimates and read the fee guide. Litecoin targets a block every 2.5 minutes on average; individual confirmation times and the number required by a recipient vary.
Bulgaria adopted the euro on 1 January 2026, so BGN is no longer offered as a current currency. See the ECB announcement.
Continue exploring
Read how to buy Litecoin and our exchange rates guide. Explore the price chart, set price alerts, or manage holdings in the portfolio tracker.
