Exchange ETH to LINK at a Live Chainlink Rate
Exchange Ethereum for the canonical LINK token on Ethereum mainnet. Unlike the cross-chain routes on this site, both the ETH deposit and LINK payout use Ethereum, while the asset changes from the network's native coin to an Ethereum token.
The destination should support LINK on Ethereum mainnet and identify the expected token correctly. The canonical LINK contract is an important check when a wallet requires a token contract to display the received balance.
Current ETH to LINK Rate and Recent Movement
The live ETH/LINK rate shows how much LINK one Ether currently represents. The executable quote can differ from a simple market ratio because the route, rate mode and transaction conditions determine the actual receive amount.
Live rate is temporarily unavailable. Please check the exchange widget for the current quote.
ETH price decreased from 199.96 LINK on 11 Nov 2026 to 199.61 LINK on 12 Nov 2026.
ETH price decreased from 209.07 LINK on 5 Nov 2026 to 199.70 LINK on 12 Nov 2026.
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The chart shows the recent ETH/LINK ratio across the selected period. It is historical swap-planning context and should not be interpreted as a price forecast or trading recommendation.
Common ETH Amounts Converted to LINK
Common amount examples provide a quick reference for users who want to estimate the receive side. Each row should use the current ETH/LINK pair rate rather than a hard-coded conversion.
Conversion table is temporarily unavailable. Please use the exchange widget for the current quote.
The exchange widget remains the source of the current order quote. The amount table supports the canonical pair page without creating separate fixed-amount URLs.
ETH and LINK Stay on Ethereum
This route does not move the payout to a different blockchain. ETH is the native asset used for the deposit, while LINK is a token delivered to an Ethereum-compatible destination on the same network.
| Detail | Deposit side | Payout side |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | ETH | LINK |
| Network | Ethereum mainnet | Ethereum mainnet |
| Asset type | Native Ethereum asset | Ethereum token |
| Destination role | Generated ETH deposit address | Your Ethereum address for LINK |
Using the same blockchain on both sides does not mean there are no network costs. Ethereum gas still applies to blockchain transactions, while the order quote reflects the route used for the token payout.
Verify the Canonical LINK Token
The canonical LINK token contract on Ethereum mainnet is 0x514910771AF9Ca656af840dff83E8264EcF986CA. Wallets that do not display LINK automatically can use the token contract as an identity check when adding the asset to the interface.
| Token detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Asset | Chainlink (LINK) |
| Network | Ethereum mainnet |
| Canonical contract | 0x514910771AF9Ca656af840dff83E8264EcF986CA |
This page refers specifically to LINK on Ethereum. Do not substitute a LINK representation on another blockchain or a bridged token when checking the destination for this route.
How the ETH to LINK Order Works
The order changes the asset while keeping the settlement network on Ethereum. The service receives ETH at the generated deposit address and later sends LINK to the Ethereum destination recorded for the payout.
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Enter the ETH amount and review the LINK quote.
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Add an Ethereum destination that can receive LINK.
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Send ETH to the generated Ethereum deposit address.
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After the required confirmations and service processing, LINK is sent on Ethereum mainnet.
For the ETH send step, see how to send Ethereum safely.
Fees, Limits and Rate Type
The current quote accounts for the route used to convert ETH into LINK. The estimated service fee and Ethereum network costs are separate concepts even though both can affect the final receive amount.
No additional service fee is added after order creation. The Ethereum gas guide explains the network-fee side in more detail.
Exchange ETH to LINK Without a Persistent Account
Eligible swaps can start without creating a persistent trading account. The order is created for the current amount and destination rather than requiring funds to be held in an internal trading balance.
Risk-based screening still applies. Additional verification may be requested for flagged transactions under the AML Policy.
Why Users Convert ETH to LINK
A user may need LINK because the next wallet, application or transfer expects the LINK token rather than ETH. Since both assets are on Ethereum for this route, the conversion changes the asset without changing the payout blockchain.
Fund an Ethereum wallet with LINK
Receive the canonical LINK token at an Ethereum address
Prepare a LINK transfer
Hold the token required by the destination workflow
Rebalance Ethereum-based assets
Change part of an ETH balance into LINK without leaving Ethereum
Avoid a fiat intermediate step
Complete the asset conversion directly in crypto
Start Your ETH to LINK Exchange
Confirm that the destination supports LINK on Ethereum mainnet and review the current quote. When the token network and address are correct, return to the widget and create the order from the live details.
FAQ
Does ETH to LINK stay on Ethereum?
Yes. ETH is deposited on Ethereum and the configured payout is the canonical LINK token on Ethereum mainnet.
What is the canonical LINK contract on Ethereum?
The canonical contract used for LINK on Ethereum mainnet is 0x514910771AF9Ca656af840dff83E8264EcF986CA.
Can I use a LINK address from another network?
No. This route is configured for LINK on Ethereum mainnet, so the destination must support that network and token version.
What is the minimum order?
The site-level starting point is about $10 equivalent, while the live route minimum shown in the widget takes priority.
How long does the exchange take?
Typical service processing is 5–11 minutes after required blockchain confirmations. Ethereum confirmation and settlement timing are separate from that processing range.
Do I need an account?
Eligible orders can start without a persistent trading account. Risk-based screening still applies, and flagged orders can require additional verification.
How are fees handled?
The estimated service fee is 0.27%–1.43%. Ethereum gas is paid separately for the deposit transaction, while payout-side network costs are reflected in the quote where applicable.
Can I use a fixed rate?
Floating rate is the default. A fixed-rate option is available only on selected routes when displayed in the exchange widget.