Reserve a Monero Conversion Quote
Fixed mode holds its rate for 14 minutes from creation. The exact ARB deposit must be included on-chain and detected before expiry, while subsequent required confirmation waiting follows separately.
Exchange Arbitrum (ARB) for Monero (XMR). Review the XMR amount and Monero destination, then make the token deposit on Arbitrum One.
Copy a current receiving address from the Monero wallet or platform that will hold the payout. A receiving subaddress can help organize a particular receipt, but it must still belong to the account you can access.
Make sure the wallet can synchronize with the network so you can inspect the result later. A receiving address is not a request for the seed phrase or private keys that control it.
Compare the reference XMR value of ARB and how that ratio has changed over the available periods. The form then applies the transaction’s own costs and quote conditions to the amount you want to send.
Updated Nov 4, 2026 02:04 UTC
ARB price decreased from 0.0002565 XMR on Nov 3, 2026 12:10 to 0.0002508 XMR on Nov 4, 2026 00:00.
24H change: −2.19%
ARB price decreased from 0.0002785 XMR on Oct 28, 2026 to 0.0002506 XMR on Nov 4, 2026.
7D change: −10.00%
ARB price decreased from 0.0003752 XMR on Oct 5, 2026 to 0.0002506 XMR on Nov 4, 2026.
30D change: −33.21%
ARB price increased from 0.0002175 XMR on Aug 6, 2026 to 0.0002506 XMR on Nov 4, 2026.
90D change: +15.23%
ARB price decreased from 0.0007541 XMR on Nov 5, 2025 to 0.0002504 XMR on Nov 4, 2026.
1Y change: −66.80%
Choose the rate treatment and receiving destination before committing your token balance. arbswap.net keeps the calculation and order information available through the exchange.
Fixed mode holds its rate for 14 minutes from creation. The exact ARB deposit must be included on-chain and detected before expiry, while subsequent required confirmation waiting follows separately.
For valid input during normal availability, the initial quote is calculated in up to 5 seconds. You can inspect the scale of the receiving amount before preparing the deposit.
The XMR result is sent to the compatible Monero destination entered in the order. There is no required internal trading balance to withdraw after the exchange.
HTTPS protects the connection, and stored order data is encrypted. Staff permissions restrict access to the information needed for processing and support.
Fixed mode charges 0.72%, and floating mode charges 0.39% of the ARB sent. The Monero payout network cost is listed separately and included in the receiving result; the ETH gas used by your source wallet is a separate payment cost.
Floating sets the rate when conversion begins after the required deposit confirmations. A fixed order instead relies on its stated amount and payment deadline, rather than the time your Monero wallet finishes displaying the receipt.
Base limits are the ARB equivalent of $22–$22,000. Check the actual route range in the form before funding, because it may be narrower.
When the order reports the Monero payout, keep its transaction reference and allow the receiving wallet to synchronize. A missing display can require a wallet scan check rather than a second ARB payment.
The source deposit remains a public Arbitrum One token transfer even though the receiving asset has different privacy properties. Do not assume this conversion removes already published source-chain history.
Before funding the order, use the ETH gas checks for an ARB transfer if the source account needs preparation.
Use another direction when the balance you hold or want to receive is different. Check the receiving asset and network on its own page before creating the order.
Choose another supported payment asset to obtain the token.
Choose a different asset to receive for an existing token balance.
Choose how much of the token balance you want to convert and check the Monero result. Confirm the receiving address above, then create the order’s deposit instructions.
Get My ARB to XMR QuoteA Monero receipt can require wallet synchronization and a separate spendability check. These answers help you inspect the result without treating every delayed display as a missing exchange.
Yes, use a supported receiving subaddress generated by the wallet you control. Copy it from that wallet and confirm it before the order is funded.
A restored wallet needs to scan the relevant blockchain history before it can recognize its receipts. Check its synchronization and restore-height settings using the wallet’s documentation rather than repeating the payment.
A public transaction page does not by itself reveal the recipient’s amount in the way a transparent token-transfer page does. Use your synchronized wallet and appropriate wallet-generated evidence to check the receipt.
Broadcast is not the same as a spendable receiving balance. Wait for the wallet to recognize the transaction and satisfy the network’s applicable spendability conditions before trying to spend it.