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Create the conversion without registering a login-based exchange profile. The private order link is enough to return to the instructions and progress.
Convert Arbitrum (ARB) into Bitcoin (BTC). Enter the token amount you want to send on Arbitrum One and choose a Bitcoin destination that can accept the resulting payout.
Copy a receiving address from your Bitcoin wallet or the recipient’s BTC deposit screen. Check that it is intended for Bitcoin mainnet rather than a token representation on another blockchain.
For a hosted recipient, read its minimum deposit and confirmation conditions before creating the exchange. Those rules can determine when the BTC becomes available in its account even after a successful network transfer.
View the BTC value of ARB alongside its reference history in the chart. Compare periods to understand movement, then use the form’s net result to assess your own conversion.
Updated Nov 4, 2026 02:04 UTC
ARB price increased from 0.000002033 BTC on Nov 3, 2026 11:00 to 0.000002083 BTC on Nov 4, 2026 10:55.
24H change: +2.43%
ARB price decreased from 0.000002096 BTC on Oct 28, 2026 to 0.000002022 BTC on Nov 4, 2026.
7D change: −3.53%
ARB price decreased from 0.000002342 BTC on Oct 5, 2026 to 0.000002022 BTC on Nov 4, 2026.
30D change: −13.66%
ARB price increased from 0.000001236 BTC on Aug 6, 2026 to 0.000002022 BTC on Nov 4, 2026.
90D change: +63.64%
ARB price decreased from 0.000002517 BTC on Nov 5, 2025 to 0.000002022 BTC on Nov 4, 2026.
1Y change: −19.66%
Keep the conversion focused on a single order and a clearly defined Bitcoin result. arbswap.net combines private order access with help when a payment needs attention.
Create the conversion without registering a login-based exchange profile. The private order link is enough to return to the instructions and progress.
HTTPS protects your connection, and stored service records are encrypted. Support access is restricted by role rather than exposing the whole order history to every staff function.
Support is available 24/7 for deposit or payout questions, targeting a first human reply within 15 minutes. Keep the order ID and hashes ready so the enquiry reaches the right transaction.
Fixed mode reserves the conversion rate for a 14-minute payment window. The exact deposit must be included on-chain and detected before expiry, with subsequent required confirmations handled afterward.
The fixed service charge is 0.72%, and floating is 0.39% of the amount sent in ARB. The order also identifies the Bitcoin payout network cost and shows what remains to receive.
A floating estimate can change until conversion begins after the necessary deposit confirmations. A fixed order instead uses its reserved calculation when the stated payment conditions are satisfied; neither mode includes the separate gas charged by your sending wallet.
The base limits are the ARB equivalent of $22–$22,000, subject to narrower route bounds displayed before the order. There are no silent additional service deductions from an agreed calculation.
The outgoing payment starts as an ARB transfer on Arbitrum One and ends as a different transaction on Bitcoin. Save both references so you can distinguish a source deposit question from a receiving question.
Your source account needs ETH on Arbitrum One for its ordinary token transfer. Once the order reports a BTC payout, follow that Bitcoin hash; a receiving exchange may still wait before crediting its user balance.
If the source wallet cannot fund the transfer, use the ETH gas checks for sending ARB before opening another order.
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.
Put the amount you plan to exchange into the form and compare the Bitcoin result. Once the destination and terms are right, create the payment instructions for this conversion.
Get My BTC Exchange QuoteA Bitcoin receiving detail can affect what you can do with the payout. These answers distinguish a compatible wallet destination from a separate payment arrangement.
This route pays BTC on Bitcoin mainnet, not WBTC on an EVM network. If the receiving platform asks for WBTC, it is requesting a different asset and destination route.
Yes, use a Bitcoin receiving address controlled through the hardware-wallet setup. Verify the address through the device’s supported process before entering it in the order.
A previously used address can still be valid if the wallet or receiving platform continues to accept payments there. Follow its current instructions; a fresh address can also help separate a new receipt from earlier activity.
A merchant sets the expiry and exact-amount rules of its own invoice. If its deadline or required amount cannot accommodate the exchange, use your own BTC wallet first and pay the merchant under a separate arrangement.