ERC20 → Mainnet

Swap LINK to ADA

Exchange LINK from Ethereum into ADA on Cardano. The provider waits for the LINK deposit before arranging the ADA payout on the destination network. Track those as separate transactions rather than using a sending-chain confirmation as proof of receipt.

Chainlink (ERC20) to Cardano

You send: Chainlink (ERC20)LINK · ERC20
You receive: CardanoADA · Mainnet

Enter your amount to check live availability for LINK on ERC20 → ADA on Mainnet. A provider quote is required before you can create a swap.

Address and network checks

Use the order’s Ethereum deposit address for LINK, and your own Cardano receiving address for ADA. Keep the refund address on Ethereum; the payout address is not automatically a valid refund destination.

Sending LINK

Choose Ethereum mainnet in the wallet. Base, Arbitrum and OP Mainnet use separate balances even when the account address looks identical. Keep ETH available for a normal self-custody LINK transfer on Ethereum. LINK itself does not replace the ETH used to pay that network’s gas fee.

For a standard self-custody transfer on Ethereum, allow for network fees in ETH, separately from your LINK balance. Wallet sponsorship and exchange withdrawal charges can differ; check the sending wallet’s final fee.

Receiving ADA

Choose Cardano using the Mainnet option shown in this directory. Follow the selected provider’s exact deposit instructions before sending. Use a Cardano payment/receiving address from your wallet. A staking reward address is used for a different purpose and should not be substituted for a regular receiving address. This listed ADA/Mainnet option has no separate memo field. If your destination requires additional instructions that this form cannot supply, choose another compatible destination before creating an order.

Refund address for this pair

Enter a refund address that accepts LINK on ERC20. The refund is sent in LINK on ERC20; verify that your refund wallet supports this exact asset and network.

Swap the other direction: ADA to LINK

CROSS-CHAIN EXCHANGE

Make your move

Wallet to wallet

Provider privacy rating

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You sendERC20

Min. 0.420394 · Max. 131,372.91262613Chainlink (ERC20)

You receiveMainnet

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Connecting to providers…Cardano

Recipient address ADA

Timing depends on the pair and provider ↗

INDEPENDENT EXCHANGE PROVIDERSConnecting…

SENDING ASSET

Chainlink on Ethereum

LINK is the token used in the Chainlink ecosystem, which connects smart contracts with data and services. The listed LINK option is an Ethereum ERC20 token.

Read the LINK network guide →

RECEIVING ASSET

Cardano on Cardano

ADA is Cardano’s native currency and is used for network fees and staking. Cardano wallets can hold ADA alongside other native assets.

Read the ADA network guide →

About this LINK / ADA route

Can I swap LINK on ERC20 to ADA on Mainnet?

Both assets are listed in our coin directory. Enter your amount to request a live quote for this exact direction and network combination. A swap can proceed only when a provider returns a usable quote; liquidity, limits and rate types can change.

Which network fee applies when sending LINK?

What should I check before receiving ADA on Cardano?

Use a Cardano payment/receiving address from your wallet. A staking reward address is used for a different purpose and should not be substituted for a regular receiving address. This listed ADA/Mainnet option has no separate memo field. If your destination requires additional instructions that this form cannot supply, choose another compatible destination before creating an order.

How much ADA will I get for LINK?

Enter your LINK amount to see an approximate receive amount. Click Find the best route to compare providers. Floating rates can change before conversion; fixed quotes follow the selected provider’s terms.

Does a confirmed LINK deposit mean my ADA has arrived?

No. Deposit confirmation on Ethereum, provider processing and payout on Cardano are separate steps. Use Track swap to see the order status, then check the ADA balance on the receiving network. A live quote or historical route check does not guarantee completion time.