Exchange Pair

Swap ETH to ETC

Use this ETH to ETC exchange flow to send Ethereum and receive Ethereum Classic in one transaction. Enter the amount of ETH you want to exchange, review the estimated ETC amount shown in the widget, and then follow the deposit instructions for the supported ETH network displayed in the flow.

Before you send funds, confirm the direction is ETH to ETC, make sure the deposit network matches the instructions, and double-check that your receiving address can accept ETC. Ethereum and Ethereum Classic are separate assets, so the payout address must be for Ethereum Classic.

ETH to ETC rate chart

This chart shows the ETH/ETC exchange rate over time, with ETH priced in ETC terms. It can help you review recent pair movement and the 90-day direction before exchanging Ethereum to Ethereum Classic, but it is not a prediction tool.

ETH to ETC exchange overview

An ETH to ETC exchange means you send Ethereum and receive Ethereum Classic. ETH is the input asset, and ETC is the payout asset.

Before you deposit ETH, the widget shows an estimated ETC receive amount based on current exchange conditions. You also need to use the supported ETH deposit network in the instructions and provide a valid ETC wallet address for payout.

ETH to ETC exchange — Ethereum to Ethereum Classic swap

Convert ETH to ETC: example amounts

The table below shows example ETH amounts converted into estimated ETC outputs. Use it as a planning reference for this exact Ethereum to Ethereum Classic route, knowing that estimates change with live exchange conditions.

Amount (ETH) Estimated (ETC) Rate
0.01 ETH 3.25184 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
0.05 ETH 16.2592 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
0.1 ETH 32.5184 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
0.25 ETH 81.296 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
0.5 ETH 162.592 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
1 ETH 325.184 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
2 ETH 650.368 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
5 ETH 1625.92 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
10 ETH 3251.84 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC
25 ETH 8129.6 ETC 1 ETH ≈ 325.184 ETC

* Estimates are based on current market data and may differ from final exchange amounts.

How to exchange Ethereum to Ethereum Classic

To exchange ETH for ETC, start by entering the amount of ETH you want to send. The widget returns an estimated ETC amount so you can review the expected conversion before making a deposit.

Next, enter your ETC receiving address carefully. This address must be able to receive Ethereum Classic.

Then send your ETH on the supported deposit network shown in the instructions. After the transaction is detected and processed, the ETC payout is sent to your receiving wallet.

Start your ETH to ETC swap here.

ETH to ETC rate, estimate, and final payout

The market rate is a reference point for the ETH to ETC exchange, but it is not the same as your final payout. What you see in the widget before sending is an estimate based on current route liquidity, fees, and execution conditions.

The final ETC amount can change during processing. Rate movement, applicable fees, blockchain confirmations, and other execution factors can affect the completed payout. For that reason, the shown estimate is best used as a pre-send decision tool rather than a guaranteed final number.

Before you send ETH

Before starting the exchange, verify these points:

Confirm the direction is ETH → ETC.
Check the amount of ETH you plan to send and any shown minimum.
Review the estimated ETC amount in the widget.
Make sure you are using the supported ETH deposit network in the instructions.
Confirm that your receiving address is valid for ETC.
Recheck timing and any additional checks that may apply.

ETH network and ETC wallet checks

When you convert ETH to ETC, the deposit network must match the route instructions. Sending ETH on the wrong network can delay processing or prevent the exchange from completing correctly.

Your payout address must be an ETC-compatible destination. A network or asset mismatch can cause failed delivery, delays, or loss, which is why this route should be checked carefully before you send funds.

Common reasons to convert Ethereum to Ethereum Classic

Users often swap ETH to ETC when they need Ethereum Classic directly for storage, transfer, or use in an ETC wallet. A direct crypto-to-crypto route can be simpler than moving through a separate fiat step first.

Some users also convert Ethereum to Ethereum Classic when adjusting holdings between assets. In those cases, the main practical steps are reviewing the quoted receive amount, confirming the route details, and making sure the ETC wallet is ready before deposit.

Registration and verification

Many standard crypto-to-crypto exchange routes let users start without registration. In many cases, no account is required to begin an ETH to ETC swap.

No KYC for standard crypto-to-crypto exchange routes may apply, unless additional checks are required. AML or risk review can still be triggered for some transactions depending on route conditions or transaction details.

Related exchange routes

If you need the reverse route, use ETC to ETH.

If you want broader market information instead of a transaction route, go to ETC price.

ETH to ETC FAQ

Enter the amount of ETH you want to send, review the estimated ETC amount, add your ETC receiving address, and follow the deposit instructions shown in the widget. The route takes ETH as the input asset and sends ETC after processing.
You send ETH and receive ETC. Ethereum is the deposit asset, and Ethereum Classic is the payout asset in this exchange.
No. Ethereum Classic and Ethereum are separate assets, even though their names are similar.
You need a wallet address that is compatible with Ethereum Classic. The receiving address must be valid for ETC payouts.
The final ETC payout can differ because the widget shows a pre-send estimate, not a fixed result. Market movement, fees, liquidity, confirmations, and processing conditions can affect the completed amount.
An ETH to ETC exchange can take longer if the deposit needs more confirmations or if network conditions slow detection and processing. Additional checks may also increase processing time.
Not always. Standard exchange routes may allow you to start an ETH to ETC swap without creating an account first.
Not in every case. No KYC for standard crypto-to-crypto exchange routes may apply, but some transactions can still require additional AML or risk checks.