Swap & Bridge Chainlink
Swap Chainlink (LINK) on xswap.to with no account and no KYC, at a live price of about $10.50. LINK trades against 806 pairs here: pick one, send your coins to a one-time deposit address, and the swap pays out straight to your wallet. Rates are floating, and you see an estimate before you send.
About Chainlink (LINK)
Chainlink (LINK) is the token that pays node operators on the Chainlink oracle network, which feeds outside data such as asset prices into on-chain applications across many blockchains. People swap LINK to rebalance after holding it for a while, to move into a coin they need for gas or payments, or to shift holdings to another chain without an exchange account. Each order gets its own one-time deposit address, and the coin you pick comes back to a wallet address you control.
By default, LINK here means the ERC-20 token on Ethereum, contract 0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca. The ticker also appears as BEP-20 LINK on BNB Smart Chain, on Arbitrum One and on Polygon PoS, and each one is a separate deposit route. All four use 0x addresses, so a wallet will accept any of them without warning, which is why picking the wrong listing is easy. Gas is ETH on Ethereum and Arbitrum One, BNB on BNB Smart Chain and POL on Polygon PoS.
When you type an amount, the widget shows a floating-rate estimate of what you will receive; the exchange margin and the payout network fee are already subtracted from it. If the market moves before your LINK deposit confirms, the final figure can shift a little. Timing mostly depends on block confirmations on the network you send from (Ethereum produces a block every 12 seconds) and on how quickly the payout chain settles. Your order page shows each stage and a transaction ID.
LINK networks on xswap.to
Each network is a separate option in the coin selector. Send and receive only on the network you pick, and use a memo or tag where one is required.
| Listing | Network | Type | Memo / tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chainlink | Ethereum | ERC-20 token | Not needed |
| Chainlink | BNB Smart Chain | BEP-20 token | Not needed |
| Chainlink (Arbitrum One) | Arbitrum One | ERC-20 token | Not needed |
| Chainlink (Polygon) | Polygon PoS | ERC-20 token | Not needed |
Before you send
- Hold a little ETH next to your ERC-20 LINK, since moving it on Ethereum costs gas that the LINK balance cannot pay.
- Select the LINK listing that matches your wallet's network, since Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum One and Polygon PoS are separate routes.
- Before sending LINK from Ethereum, match the contract shown in your wallet against 0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca.
- Send LINK only after the order page appears, and only to the one-time deposit address it shows for that order.
LINK Frequently Asked Questions
Which network does the LINK deposit address accept?
It accepts LINK only on the network of the listing you chose, which is Ethereum (ERC-20) by default. If your LINK sits on Arbitrum One, Polygon PoS or BNB Smart Chain, pick that listing instead so the deposit address matches. Sending on the wrong network can lose the tokens.
Do I need ETH to send Chainlink from an Ethereum wallet?
A small ETH balance is required, because Ethereum charges gas for each ERC-20 transfer in ETH. Without it your wallet will refuse to broadcast the LINK transaction. Arbitrum One also charges gas in ETH, while BNB Smart Chain uses BNB and Polygon PoS uses POL.
What does LINK do on the Chainlink network?
LINK pays the node operators who run Chainlink oracles and deliver data such as price feeds to on-chain applications. Chainlink has also introduced LINK staking for node operators and community members on its own platform. xswap.to offers no staking and only exchanges the token.
Can I receive LINK on Arbitrum instead of Ethereum?
You can, by picking the Chainlink (Arbitrum One) listing as the coin you receive. The payout then arrives as LINK on Arbitrum One at your 0x address, where transfers usually cost less gas than on Ethereum mainnet. Add Arbitrum One to your wallet so the balance shows up.
Why did I get slightly less LINK than the estimate?
The estimate uses a floating rate, so it follows the market until your deposit confirms. If prices move during that wait, the final amount moves with them, up or down. The payout network fee was already included in the estimate, so it is not charged a second time.
Where can I check my LINK swap after sending?
The order page created for your swap shows each stage from waiting for deposit to finished, plus a transaction ID. If you closed it, the Track Order page lists recent orders saved in this browser. If something looks wrong, send that ID to support on Telegram at @xswap_to.
Contact & Support
| Service | xswap.to, an instant crypto exchange for Chainlink (LINK) |
|---|---|
| Exchange engine | Automated routing across multiple third-party liquidity providers |
| Custody | Non-custodial: no account, no sign-up and no ID upload. You never share a password, seed phrase or private key. |
| Support | Telegram: @xswap_to |
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