Swapping TON for LINK is a common move for users looking to shift exposure from the TON ecosystem into Chainlink's oracle-focused infrastructure on Ethereum or other EVM-compatible networks. Both assets are available across multiple networks, so choosing the right send and receive network up front saves time and avoids unnecessary bridging. Because TON and LINK operate on fundamentally different blockchain architectures, verifying address formats and network compatibility before confirming is essential.
Open the exchange widget and select TON as the send currency and LINK as the receive currency. The widget shows the live rate and the minimum amount for this pair.
Enter the amount of TON you want to exchange and choose a fixed or floating rate.
Paste your LINK wallet address into the recipient field and double-check it. Select the network your wallet supports -- the receive network must match where your address lives.
Click Exchange and send your TON to the deposit address shown. Your LINK arrives once the transaction confirms on-chain.
Before submitting a TON → LINK swap, confirm which network you are sending TON from — the native TON network or BNB Smart Chain — and make sure your receiving wallet supports the corresponding LINK network you select (Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, or Polygon). If you are sending TON over the native TON network, a memo is required; omitting or entering the memo incorrectly can result in funds being unrecoverable, so copy it exactly as shown. On the receive side, select the LINK network that matches your destination wallet — an Ethereum LINK address will not work on Arbitrum or Polygon without bridging. Settlement time can vary depending on network congestion on either chain, so allow for some variability before assuming an issue. Double-check both the destination address and network selection on the confirmation screen before proceeding.
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