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What buying Litecoin really costs.

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You buy
LTC Litecoin

Cheapest of 5 exchanges on the USD railCheapest of 5 · USD rail

OKX

You get $998.39 in litecoin

for your $1,000.00 — that’s 22.603 LTC

$1.61 in costs · $10.62 more than at the priciest of these 5 exchangesof 5

Exchangevs cheapest · reliability
1

OKX

cheapest

$998.39 arrives

2

Bitstamp

-$2.72

$995.67 arrives · ≈ 0.27% less

3

Kraken

-$2.84

$995.55 arrives · ≈ 0.28% less

4

Crypto.com

-$3.75

$994.64 arrives · ≈ 0.38% less

5

Coinbase

-$10.62

$987.77 arrives · ≈ 1.06% less

Also sells LTC — priced on USDT books, ranked separately

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Bitgetbase rate · promos may lower

998.07 USDT

arrives

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MEXCbase rate · promos may lower

998.01 USDT

arrives

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Binancebase rate · promos may lower

997.87 USDT

arrives

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Bybit

997.87 USDT

arrives

Not priced here: KuCoin, Bitpanda, Bitvavo no verified dollar order book, so we leave the number out rather than convert one.

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Withdrawal fees compared, across exchanges


Why the advertised fee misleads

Spread is a price, not a percentage.

A “0.10% fee” on a $1,000 Litecoin order is one dollar. The spread between the reference price and the levels your order actually consumes can be several times that — and it grows with order size, especially in thin books. That is why we rank venues by net LTC received instead of any quoted percentage, and why every figure on this page carries its data age. The full methodology.

Not investment advice. Skontro is not a CASP under MiCAR. Some exchange links are affiliate links. Skontro earns a commission from the linked platform at no extra cost to you. Ranking is never influenced by affiliate payout. Market data from public exchange orderbooks; EUR and USD reference prices via CoinGecko, each measured natively on the rail you select. Every figure carries its data age.