Convert Arbitrum (ARB) to Bitcoin (BTC) without registration and receive the payout at your chosen Bitcoin address. Enter the amount you want to exchange and review the quote before creating an order.
This direction accepts ARB on Arbitrum One and pays BTC through the Bitcoin network. Use a Bitcoin receiving address from your wallet or a compatible exchange deposit screen; an Arbitrum address is not a Bitcoin payout address.
For an exchange deposit, select BTC and the Bitcoin network, then check the platform's deposit minimum and crediting requirements. A payout below that platform's minimum may not be credited even when the transaction reaches the address.
Keep enough ETH on Arbitrum One to pay the network fee for a standard ARB transfer. The ARB wallet guide explains the sending-side requirements, including control of the tokens and access to transaction signing.
Check the current reference rate and its history to see how much Bitcoin one ARB represents before exchange costs. Switch between the available periods to compare short-term movement with the longer trend.
ARB price decreased from 0.000002424 BTC on Oct 20, 2026 to 0.000002298 BTC on Oct 21, 2026.
ARB price increased from 0.000002270 BTC on Oct 14, 2026 to 0.000002298 BTC on Oct 21, 2026.
ARB price decreased from 0.000002635 BTC on Sep 21, 2026 to 0.000002298 BTC on Oct 21, 2026.
ARB price increased from 0.000001361 BTC on Jul 23, 2026 to 0.000002298 BTC on Oct 21, 2026.
ARB price decreased from 0.000002872 BTC on Oct 22, 2025 to 0.000002298 BTC on Oct 21, 2026.
Updated: Oct 21, 2026, 05:08 UTC · Source: CoinGecko
The chart is a market reference, while the order quote calculates the receiving amount for your actual deposit, rate mode and payout costs. Use the amount shown in the exchange form when deciding whether to proceed.
The calculation separates the service fee from the Bitcoin payout network cost and shows the net amount before payment. Your wallet charges the outgoing ARB network fee separately; that fee does not come out of the displayed BTC payout.
The fixed service fee is 0.78% of the ARB amount you send. Its calculation reserves the quoted BTC result when you meet the order's exact amount, network and payment deadline.
The deposit must be included on-chain and detected at the order address before the countdown expires. When it is detected on time, waiting for the remaining deposit confirmations alone does not cancel the reserved quote.
The floating service fee is 0.46% of the ARB amount you send. Conversion uses the rate available when execution begins after the required deposit confirmations, so the initial BTC estimate can increase or decrease.
Choose this mode when you accept that movement in exchange for the lower service fee. Compare the complete receiving calculation, including the payout network cost, rather than treating the fee percentage as the final exchange result.
The base order range is the ARB equivalent of $18–$18,000, subject to the limits of this route. Check the minimum and maximum displayed in ARB for your quote before transferring funds.
The order tracks your deposit and payout as separate transactions on different networks. Keep its private link so you can return to the same instructions and follow the stage currently in progress.
Do not interpret a confirmed ARB deposit as a confirmed Bitcoin payout. The order status and the transaction hash for each stage show which part has completed; the exchange process guide explains the full flow.
Move from your ARB balance to Bitcoin with a clear quote and protected order access. These benefits help you assess the exchange before payment and manage its details throughout processing.
Reserve the fixed BTC result from the moment you create the order. A visible payment countdown gives you a defined window to fund it under the quoted terms.
arb-swap.io offers a competitive rate for converting your token balance into Bitcoin. Compare offers for the same sending amount and quote mode so the comparison reflects the exchange you intend to make.
An ordinary order does not require your name, phone number or email address. Order details remain accessible through a private link rather than a public profile; keep that link to yourself because it grants access to the order.
HTTPS protects your connection to the service, and stored service data is encrypted. Restricted support access and address/network validation help protect order information and reduce payment-detail errors.
Choose another payout asset when Bitcoin does not fit your next payment or wallet balance. Each direction below starts with the same sending token and has its own receiving requirements.
Exchange ARB for USDT — select the USDT receiving network in the form.
Convert ARB to USDC — receive Circle-issued USDC on your chosen supported network.Get a BTC payout calculation that shows the service and network costs before you commit funds. Return to the form, enter the amount available in your sending wallet and choose the quote mode that suits your payment timing.
No. This route pays an on-chain Bitcoin address, not a Lightning invoice. In a wallet that supports both, open its Bitcoin on-chain receiving option and copy that address into the order.
No. An on-chain payment can reach an address while its wallet application or hardware device is offline. Reopen the correct wallet account afterward and let it update to display the transaction.
No. BTC is divisible, so a payout can be a fraction of a coin. The relevant threshold is the route's available order minimum, not the market value of one whole bitcoin.
The gas setting in your ARB wallet affects its source transaction, not the later Bitcoin transfer. Do not send extra ARB to try to raise the payout fee; if the receiving transaction needs checking, use its Bitcoin hash when contacting support.
