Swap ETH to USDC
A swap from ETH to USDC sells ether and buys USD Coin. Choose the chain that holds the ETH. For a same-chain swap, choose USDC on that same chain.
Reviewed USDC is listed on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Optimism. A blue tick on that row means the address is the known contract. It is not an audit, and it is not a promise that the price will hold.
Polygon lists USDC and WETH, not native ETH. BNB Chain lists a pegged ETH and does not list USDC on the reviewed set. Avalanche lists USDC and AVAX. Pick the chain you mean. A pasted contract has no tick, and you are responsible for that address.
Read the amount you receive and the 1.50% fee before you sign. Network cost is separate. Nothing moves until your wallet confirms. Bought USDC returns to that same wallet. A signed transaction cannot be undone.
More lessons
All lessonsBack to the lesson list. Swap crypto on BaseSwap on Base in your own wallet. Pick a reviewed coin or paste a Base contract. A blue tick is the known contract, not an audit. The fee is 1.50%. Swap crypto on EthereumSwap on Ethereum in your own wallet. Reviewed coins include ETH, WETH, USDC, USDT, DAI, WBTC, LINK, UNI, and AAVE. The fee is 1.50%. Swap crypto on ArbitrumSwap on Arbitrum in your own wallet. Reviewed coins include ETH, WETH, USDC, USDT, DAI, ARB, and GMX. The fee is 1.50%. Cross-chain swapSell on one chain and buy on another in your own wallet. Bought tokens return to the wallet that signs. The fee is 1.50%.Questions
Which chain should I use for ETH to USDC?
Choose the chain that holds the ETH. Reviewed USDC is on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Optimism.
Is the blue tick an audit of USDC?
No. The tick means that address is the known contract on the FluSwap list. It is not an audit.
Does FluSwap hold the USDC?
No. You sign in your own wallet. Bought tokens return to that wallet. The fee is 1.50% of the amount sold.