Exchange USDC (Arbitrum One) to LINK (Arbitrum One)
Send USDC (Arbitrum One) on the Arbitrum One network and receive LINK (Arbitrum One) on the Arbitrum One network. The calculator shows a live estimate; the rate is floating, so the final amount is set at the moment of exchange.
We are checking this direction with the exchange service. The calculator shows the current minimum and estimate.
Calculator
You get, estimated
Press the button to get a live estimate.
Key facts
- You send
- USDC (Arbitrum One) · USD Coin (Arbitrum One) · Arbitrum One
- You receive
- LINK (Arbitrum One) · Chainlink (Arbitrum One) · Arbitrum One
- Rate
- Floating: the final amount is set at the moment of exchange
- Memo/tag for your LINK (Arbitrum One) address
- Not used for this asset
- Registration
- Not required
How to exchange USDC (Arbitrum One) to LINK (Arbitrum One)
You send
USDC (Arbitrum One) on Arbitrum One
Deposit address
Issued for your exchange
Exchange
At a floating rate after network confirmations
You receive
LINK (Arbitrum One) on Arbitrum One — to your address
- Enter the amount of USDC (Arbitrum One) you want to send — not less than the minimum for this pair.
- Enter your LINK (Arbitrum One) address on the Arbitrum One network. Addresses on Arbitrum One start with 0x and are 42 characters long.
- Send USDC (Arbitrum One) strictly on the Arbitrum One network to the deposit address of your exchange.
- Follow the status: the exchange starts once your transfer arrives and gets network confirmations, then LINK (Arbitrum One) is sent to your address.
What to know about this pair
- To send USDC (Arbitrum One) from your own wallet, the wallet needs ETH to pay the Arbitrum One network fee.
- The network fee for your own transfer to the exchange address is charged by your wallet or exchange and is not included in the estimate.
- Addresses on Arbitrum One look the same as on other networks that use 0x addresses (Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum and others). Make sure the receiving wallet or exchange accepts LINK (Arbitrum One) on Arbitrum One.
- Send USDC (Arbitrum One) only on the Arbitrum One network. Funds sent via the wrong network may be impossible to recover.
- Crypto prices change all the time: with a floating rate, the amount you receive may differ from the estimate.
- Blockchain transfers cannot be reversed: check the address and network before sending.
Reverse direction
Exchange USDC (Arbitrum One) to other coins
Get LINK (Arbitrum One) for other coins
The same coins on other networks
Questions about USDC (Arbitrum One) → LINK (Arbitrum One)
Is the USDC (Arbitrum One) to LINK (Arbitrum One) rate fixed?
No. The rate is floating: the final amount depends on the rate at the time your exchange is processed and may differ from the estimate.
Do I need a memo/tag to receive LINK (Arbitrum One)?
No. A memo/tag is not used for LINK (Arbitrum One) on Arbitrum One: only the address is needed.
Do I need to register or verify my identity?
Registration is not required. Identity verification is not required by default, but it may be requested if a transaction looks unusual, in cases of fraud reports or as the law requires; it is mandatory for users from some countries.
How long do I have to send USDC (Arbitrum One)?
With a floating rate there is no deadline for the deposit: the exchange starts once your transfer arrives and gets network confirmations. Send funds only to the address from your exchange.