Swap LINK for USDC non-custodially on Ethereum. Best-price routing across DEX liquidity, one signed transaction, settles to your wallet.
LINK to USDC steps out of Chainlink into dollar-pegged value without leaving your wallet's control. The aggregator scans every major pool for the best USDC output, you approve one transaction, and the tokens settle to your address on Ethereum.
Both sides are preselected. Enter the amount of Chainlink to convert and the router quotes across every liquidity source that lists the pair.
A one-time token approval lets the router spend exactly the LINK amount of this swap, and nothing more. Approvals are per-token, so later swaps reuse it.
The aggregated route executes in a single signed transaction: all-or-nothing, no partial fills, no window where value sits in someone else's contract.
Output lands at your own address with Follows the host chain (Ethereum ~12, Base ~a few, Polygon ~a few). The same keys that sent the LINK hold the USDC; no platform wallet ever does.
Both sides of this pair live on Stablecoin: the trade settles same-chain, routed entirely through on-chain liquidity with no bridge in the path.
Count it on one hand: 0.50% flat to the platform, stated in the quote with nothing behind it, plus each chain's gas for its leg of the trip. The route runs non-custodial end to end, so when the USDC settles Follows the host chain (Ethereum ~12, Base ~a few, Polygon ~a few) at your address, it is yours in the fullest sense: no custodian, no withdrawal queue, no platform in the path.
Two things and the pair is ready. A wallet holding your LINK with a little LINK (18 decimals) for the approval and gas, and the USDC address you want the output delivered to, raw string or web3 name where your wallet resolves one. The preview shows the whole trade before anything is signed: what leaves, what arrives, the fee, and the network costs. Keys never leave your side at any point in the flow.
Same rails, different sides: every link opens with that pair preselected.