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Swap ETHEthereum toArbitrum.

Move ETH from Ethereum to Arbitrum with a cross-chain swap. No account, no wallet connection, and we never hold your funds.

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No account needed. Quotes are estimates, and the final amount can differ within your slippage setting. Swaps are screened by our partners and may be delayed, refunded or held where the law requires. Transfers can't be reversed. How swaps work →

ETH to ETH (Arbitrum)

Arbitrum One is a layer-2 network that settles to Ethereum. People move ETH there to use apps on Arbitrum, where transactions usually cost less than on Ethereum mainnet. ETH on Arbitrum is a separate balance from ETH on Ethereum, so moving it takes a cross-chain swap rather than a normal transfer.

You send ETH on Ethereum to a deposit address and receive ETH on Arbitrum at the address you provide. HorseRouter compares partner exchanges and shows an estimate; a partner executes and settles the swap.

Before you swap

  • Network fees on Arbitrum are paid in ETH, not in the ARB token, so the ETH you receive can also pay for your next transactions there.
  • Your receiving address uses the same 0x format as Ethereum. The funds only show up if your wallet is set to the Arbitrum One network.
  • You pay an Ethereum network fee when you send the ETH, from the ETH in your sending wallet.
  • Quotes are estimates, and blockchain transfers cannot be reversed.

How to swap ETH to ETH (Arbitrum)

  1. Select ETH as the asset you send and ETH (Arbitrum) as the asset you receive.
  2. Enter the amount to see an estimated quote, the estimated time and the fee.
  3. Paste your receiving Arbitrum address and check it carefully.
  4. Start the swap to get a deposit address, then send the exact asset to it from any wallet or exchange.
  5. A partner executes and settles the swap. The estimate can move within your slippage setting, and transfers cannot be reversed.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need ARB tokens to use Arbitrum?

No. Fees on Arbitrum are paid in ETH. ARB is Arbitrum’s governance token and is not needed for transactions.

Why do Ethereum and Arbitrum addresses look the same?

Both use the same 0x address format. The network you choose decides where the funds go, so check it before you send.

Will I receive exactly the quoted amount?

Not necessarily. The quote is an estimate and can move within your slippage setting.