Mantle

Mantle swaps

Pay MNT on Mantle and receive USD Coin (USDC) on Mantle.

Keep MNT on Mantle for gas. Enter an amount to compare quotes, then connect your wallet to review and sign.

Token guides for Mantle

Swap

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Enter an amount to find the best route.

Selected tokens and networks

MNT on Mantle to USDC on Mantle

Both tokens in this selection are on Mantle (chain ID 5000). It does not require a transfer to another network. Changing a token or network in the swap box changes the route.

You pay

MNT (MNT)

Mantle · 18 decimals

Native MNT; no token contract.

You receive

USD Coin (USDC)

Mantle · 6 decimals

Token contract on Mantle0x09bc4e0d864854c6afb6eb9a9cdf58ac190d0df9
Gas and approvals
Keep MNT on Mantle for network fees. MNT is the native asset here, so spending it does not need an ERC-20 approval. Leave some behind for gas.
Compare an executable quote
Disconnected previews request current provider quotes but cannot be signed. Reference-price tables are separate from those quotes. Connect your wallet to get transaction details for your address. Review the provider, fees, recipient and minimum received for your amount before signing.

How to review a swap · Swap and bridge risks · How routes and fees are compared

Swap guides involving Mantle

Browse 8 catalog tokens on Mantle

A catalog entry identifies a token; quote availability depends on the amount and provider. Check the contract in the token guide.

FAQ

Swapping on Mantle — FAQ

Which token pays gas on Mantle?

MNT pays network fees on Mantle (chain ID 5000). Keep some available for approvals and swaps even when trading a stablecoin or another token.

How do I check that my tokens are on Mantle?

Check the network in your wallet and look up the token contract on https://mantlescan.xyz. An identical wallet address or token symbol on another chain does not mean the balances are shared.

Does a swap on Mantle require a bridge?

If both selected tokens are on Mantle, the swap stays on that network. Selecting an input or output on another network requires a cross-chain route. Review the destination network and minimum received before signing.