Networks

Litecoin (LTC)

Accept LTC payments on Litecoin for your website

Invoices are still priced in USD. The LTC amount the customer sends is converted at a rate locked when the invoice is created and held until it expires — you carry no price risk while waiting.

Network details

Service fee
0.4% of the amount actually received, only when an invoice is paid
Minimum per invoice
0.01 LTC
Confirmation time
~8 min
Confirmations required
3
Currency the customer sends
LTC
Status
Live

How it works

  1. 1

    You add your own wallet address for this network to your store — a personal wallet, not an exchange deposit address.

  2. 2

    Your website calls AddInvoice and gets back an amount with identifying decimals plus a hosted payment page.

  3. 3

    The customer sends exactly the LTC amount shown. The decimals are how the system knows which invoice a transfer belongs to.

  4. 4

    The system reads the blockchain and, once there are enough confirmations, calls your website back — the money was already in your wallet before that.

Why open Litecoin?

  • No intermediary wallet: customers send straight to your wallet, and the system cannot hold or withdraw it.
  • Fees only on paid invoices — an expired or cancelled invoice costs nothing.
  • One integration for every network: enable another network and customers see it at once, with no code change.

FAQ

What is the fee for accepting LTC on Litecoin?+

0.4% of the amount actually received, charged only when an invoice is paid. No monthly fee, no invoice-creation fee and no withdrawal fee, because the money is already in your wallet. The blockchain network fee is paid by the sender to the network.

How long does a Litecoin invoice take to confirm?+

About ~8 min after the customer sends — the system waits for 3 confirmations before calling your website back.

Do I need a separate wallet for Litecoin?+

You use your own wallet. Networks on the same chain (for example USDT and USDC on BNB Chain) share one address — enter it once and enable each token. Different chains (Tron, Ethereum, TON…) each have their own address.

What is the minimum amount per invoice?+

0.01 LTC per invoice.

What if a customer sends on the wrong network?+

If the address is valid on that network, the money is still in your wallet; the system records it as an unmatched transfer so you can reconcile and assign it to an invoice by hand.

What happens to the invoice when the LTC price moves?+

The LTC amount is locked at the rate when the invoice is created and held until it expires. The callback reports in USD, the same as a USDT invoice.

Other networks

Start accepting LTC on Litecoin

Create an account, add a wallet, try an invoice — 1 USDT of credit is included for testing.

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