About the ETH to USDC swap
Why swap ETH to USDC. USDC is a fully reserved dollar stablecoin issued by Circle. Swapping ETH to USDC locks in the price of your ETH while keeping the funds on-chain.
Which ETH you can use. ETH on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One or Robinhood. A swap from ETH on Ethereum runs inside the network; the others reach USDC on Ethereum in the same transaction.
What you receive. USDC on Ethereum in the wallet you connect, such as MetaMask.
Cost. On 6 October 2026, 0.4 ETH returned about 1,078–1,080 USDC, with fees from $1.01 from Arbitrum One to $1.75 from Robinhood. Inside Ethereum the fee was $1.03, gas included.
More ETH swaps: ETH to USDT, ETH to SOL, ETH to BNB, ETH to TON.

How to swap ETH to USDC
Example quote from 6 October 2026: swapping 0.4 ETH (~$1,080) on Ethereum in the Symbiosis app returns about 1,080.09 USDC on Ethereum, delivered in under a minute. Symbiosis aggregates liquidity from many DEXes and selects the most efficient route automatically. Here is the flow:
Open the swap. Go to the Symbiosis app and connect an Ethereum wallet such as MetaMask. There is no sign-up and no KYC.
Pick the token you send. Choose ETH on Ethereum in the From field.
Choose USDC on Ethereum. Set USDC as the token to receive and Ethereum as the destination network. Enter the amount: 0.4 ETH (~$1,080).
Check the quote. Before you sign, the app shows how much USDC you get, the fee, price impact and time. In this example: about 1,080.09 USDC, a $0.41 route fee, with 2% slippage tolerance.
Sign and receive. Confirm the transaction in your wallet; USDC lands in your wallet on Ethereum.
Quotes from the Symbiosis app, 6 October 2026; delivery times from Symbiosis on-chain data, July–September 2026. Refreshed quarterly.



