USD to CC Converter
Convert US dollars to Canton Coin (CC) using a live Canton Network reference rate built from OneSwap pool data, with a calculator and preset conversion table.
- 1 USD in CC
- 7.984446 CC
- 1 CC in USD
- $0.1252435
- 24h change
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- Rate source
- Pool ticker
USD to CC calculator
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5 min reference rate- 1 CC in USD
- $0.1252435
- 1 USD in CC
- 7.984446 CC
- Rate source
- Pool ticker
Reference rate observed Oct 4, 2026, 7:43 AM UTC. Conversions run locally against this snapshot.
USD to CC table
- 0.5 USD
- 3.992223 CC
- 1 USD
- 7.984446 CC
- 5 USD
- 39.922231 CC
- 10 USD
- 79.844463 CC
- 50 USD
- 399.222315 CC
- 100 USD
- 798.44463 CC
- 500 USD
- 3,992.223149 CC
- 1,000 USD
- 7,984.446299 CC
- 5,000 USD
- 39,922.231493 CC
- 10,000 USD
- 79,844.462986 CC
Reference rate observed . Converter pages regenerate every five minutes.
How this rate is computed
There is no dollar deposit leg on OneSwap, so this page states how much Canton Coin one dollar of value currently corresponds to. The figure is the inverse of the same pool-derived CC reference, quoted through USDCx, the USDC-backed stablecoin the venue prices everything in.
The current CC reference is read from a OneSwap pool ticker that quotes CCas its base asset. The ticker computes it from the pool's current reserve ratio and the quote asset's USD value, and also carries 24-hour change statistics for that pool.
This page regenerates from OneSwap's market API every five minutes. Each rate carries its observation time, and missing values are reported as unavailable instead of being replaced with estimates.
USD is a reference unit here, not a settlement currency. Acquiring CC means bringing a funded Canton asset and swapping it, not paying dollars into OneSwap. See how to buy CC.
CC / USD questions
How is the amount of CC per dollar worked out?
It is the inverse of the CC reference price this venue publishes. When a pool ticker quotes CC as its base asset, that ticker's price is inverted; otherwise the per-symbol price OneSwap quotes for CC is used, which is a point quote carrying no 24-hour statistics. The provenance section names which of the two is in effect.
Will a purchase actually receive this much CC?
No. The number ignores the pool fee and the price impact your own trade creates, both of which reduce what you receive, and larger orders move the pool further as they fill. The live quote on the swap route page is what a purchase would actually return.
What do I need before I can acquire CC here?
A funded Canton asset to trade in. OneSwap holds no US dollars and takes no card or bank funding, so dollar-denominated value normally arrives as USDCx and is then swapped into CC through a funded pool.
Why does the amount per dollar keep changing?
Because it tracks the CC/USDCx pool. Settled swaps and reserve shifts change how much CC a dollar of value corresponds to, and the page regenerates from OneSwap's market API roughly every five minutes with the observation time printed beside the figures.