Keep Routine Order Details Private
You do not need to provide your name, phone number or email for an ordinary exchange. The private order link lets you follow the payment without creating a public profile.
Convert Arbitrum (ARB) to SUI and receive the result in your Sui wallet. Enter the amount available to send and review the order before making the source payment.

Open the SUI receiving account in a wallet that supports Sui, or obtain SUI deposit instructions from a compatible platform. The payout uses Sui, while the deposit for this order uses ARB on Arbitrum One.
Do not select an address merely because it begins with 0x. That prefix does not establish that a wallet or hosted account accepts the asset on the required network.
For a hosted recipient, check its network selection, deposit availability and minimum credited amount. For a self-managed wallet, confirm that you can access the receiving account before creating the order.

The exchange creates a SUI balance at the specified destination. You can hold that balance or use it for later supported wallet actions; ordinary Sui transactions use gas denominated in SUI.
The cost of a later transaction is separate from this conversion. Check the receiving wallet's own transaction preview rather than assuming that any remaining balance covers every future action.
Review the current reference conversion and how it has changed over the available periods. The chart includes its update time alongside the rate and percentage movements.
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The form calculates your SUI result from the ARB amount, selected rate mode, service fee and payout network cost. Use that order calculation when deciding whether to proceed, rather than multiplying the deposit by a chart rate alone.
Fixed mode applies a 0.78% service charge to the sending amount in ARB. Pay the exact requested amount through the specified network so it is included on-chain and detected at the order address before expiry; further confirmation waiting alone does not cancel a quote after timely detection.
Floating mode applies a 0.46% service charge to the ARB amount sent. Its execution rate is determined when conversion begins after required deposit confirmations, so the initial SUI estimate can move.
A standard source payment needs ETH on Arbitrum One for gas, outside the receiving calculation. Check the live route minimum and maximum in ARB before creating the payment instructions.
The ARB wallet guide helps you prepare the sending balance, while the transfer guide explains the source transaction checks. Save the order link after creation so you can return to the same deposit details.
The order first detects and confirms your payment, then converts the funds and sends SUI. Standard processing targets payout broadcast within 3–12 minutes after the required ARB confirmations, excluding the initial deposit wait, additional review, route interruptions and recipient crediting.
Use the Sui payout hash to inspect the receiving transfer once the order shows it as sent. A confirmed ARB payment establishes only the source-side result.
Move into your chosen Sui destination through an order whose terms you can inspect first. The service combines a competitive offer with private access and an optional reserved quote.
You do not need to provide your name, phone number or email for an ordinary exchange. The private order link lets you follow the payment without creating a public profile.
The service gives you a competitive conversion rate for the amount you want to move. Compare the same sending amount and rate mode when checking another offer.
Create the exchange without registering a trading profile. Your saved order link provides the instructions and progress for that single conversion.
The fixed option gives you a defined payment window from order creation. Its countdown helps you time the deposit while preserving the quoted result under the stated payment conditions.
Choose a different payout asset when it better fits your next payment or wallet. The alternatives below explain their own receiving networks and requirements.
Get a destination-specific offer before committing your tokens. Confirm the Sui receiving account in the form and request a quote for the amount you are ready to send.
No. An object ID identifies an on-chain object, while the order needs the receiving account address. Copy the address from the wallet's receive screen, not an object identifier from an explorer.
Sui can represent coin holdings as separate objects, so one account may hold several SUI coin objects. Check the wallet's total balance and the received objects' ownership rather than treating the number of objects as the payment amount.
No. Testnet or devnet data does not establish a mainnet receipt. Use the Sui mainnet view for the payout transaction and account; test tokens and real exchange funds are separate balances.
No. Sponsorship concerns the gas payment for a particular wallet transaction. It does not cancel this order's service commission or receiving-network cost, and it should not be used to infer a different payout calculation.