INTERACTIVE GUIDE · ~2 min
How to Swap ETH on Arbitrum to ETH on Ethereum
Practice swapping ETH from Arbitrum to ETH on Ethereum with sample addresses so you can review the quote, network details, and deposit steps before using real funds.
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You Receive
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Confirm the deposit asset and network before sending.
Scan to deposit
Deposit
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to the address below
Awaiting Deposit
Send your deposit to the address above to begin your swap.
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Full refund steps
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Swap Details
Once your deposit is received, liquidity providers will execute the agreed quote and begin processing your swap.
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You receive
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Destination —
Refund —
- Deposit amount
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- Receive (includes all fees)
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- Refund amount
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- Exchange rate
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Email your swap receipt
Your receipt will be emailed when the swap completes.
Destination
Your funds will be delivered to this address.
Refund
Any refundable funds will be returned to this address.
Checklist Before Swapping ETH on Arbitrum to ETH on Ethereum
Sending Ethereum
- Sufficient gasKeep enough ETH in the sending wallet to cover the network fee.
- Correct source networkSend ETH on Arbitrum.
- ETH availableEnough ETH for the swap and the source-network fee.
Receiving Ethereum
- Ethereum receive addressHave an Ethereum receive address ready before creating the swap.
- Wallet supports ETHUse a wallet or exchange that can receive ETH.
- Destination networkVerify the receive address is for Ethereum.
- Address verifiedDouble-check the destination address before creating the swap.
How Your ETH on Arbitrum to ETH Swap Works
This guide follows the normal ETH on Arbitrum to ETH flow: review the quote, send ETH on Arbitrum, wait for confirmation, and receive ETH on Ethereum.
Your quote is locked before deposit, then the swap is executed and delivered onchain.
- Get quote
- Deposit
- Receive
Native settlement
Send ETH and receive ETH on Ethereum. No wrapped tokens.
Upfront quotes
Review the amount & delivery time before exchanging.
Non-custodial
Send from your wallet. Receive to your wallet. All onchain.
Common Questions About Swapping ETH to ETH
Am I bridging ETH or swapping it?
This route starts with ETH on Arbitrum and delivers ETH on Ethereum through one quoted flow. What matters most is sending the Arbitrum version and using a receive wallet that supports ETH on Ethereum.
Which ETH should I send for this route?
Send ETH on Arbitrum only. Do not send ETH from Ethereum or another network with the same token symbol.
Will I receive the same asset on a different network?
Yes. You send ETH on Arbitrum and receive Ethereum (ETH). The asset symbol stays the same, but the destination network changes.
Does my destination wallet need to support ETH on Ethereum specifically?
Yes. A wallet that supports ETH on Arbitrum is not enough for this route. The receive wallet must support ETH on Ethereum so delivery lands on the correct network.
Why do I still need to check the network if the token is still ETH?
Because the network determines where the final asset is delivered. Many users see the same ETH symbol and assume it works the same way on every chain, but your receive wallet still has to match ETH on Ethereum.
Do I need ETH for gas before sending?
Keep enough ETH in the sending wallet to cover the network fee.
How long does a ETH to ETH route usually take?
Time depends on source-network confirmation speed, current route conditions, and destination delivery. A live quote shows the current estimate before you create the swap.
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Guide Outline
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ETH on Arbitrum is selected
This confirms the route starts with ETH on Arbitrum. In a live swap, the asset and network you send must match the route exactly.
ETH on Ethereum is selected
This shows the route keeps the ETH asset symbol but delivers it on Ethereum. Before going live, make sure your receive wallet supports ETH on that exact network.
Enter the ETH amount
Use a sample amount to see how the quote changes and what the route expects before you create a live order.
Review the ETH to ETH quote
Check the quoted output, route details, and estimated duration here. The guide should help you understand what affects timing before you send funds.
Add destination and refund addresses
The destination address is where the completed swap arrives. The refund address is used for eligible returns on the same network as the asset you send.
Create the swap order
Once the quote and wallet details look right, this step prepares the deposit instructions you would follow in a live swap.
Complete the final checks
Review the send network, receive network, both addresses, and the minimum receive amount before deposit.
Make the sample ETH deposit
This step shows the deposit stage of the route. In a real swap, sending the wrong asset or the wrong network can stop the deposit from being recognized.
Simulate confirmation and execution
After deposit detection, the guide simulates confirmation, route execution, and ETH delivery so users know what happens between deposit and completion.
Complete the ETH to ETH practice swap
The final state confirms the practice route has finished successfully. From there, users can restart the walkthrough or continue to the live exchange route.
Guide Outline
Expand a step to learn more.
ETH on Arbitrum is selected
This confirms the route starts with ETH on Arbitrum. In a live swap, the asset and network you send must match the route exactly.
ETH on Ethereum is selected
This shows the route keeps the ETH asset symbol but delivers it on Ethereum. Before going live, make sure your receive wallet supports ETH on that exact network.
Enter the ETH amount
Use a sample amount to see how the quote changes and what the route expects before you create a live order.
Review the ETH to ETH quote
Check the quoted output, route details, and estimated duration here. The guide should help you understand what affects timing before you send funds.
Add destination and refund addresses
The destination address is where the completed swap arrives. The refund address is used for eligible returns on the same network as the asset you send.
Create the swap order
Once the quote and wallet details look right, this step prepares the deposit instructions you would follow in a live swap.
Complete the final checks
Review the send network, receive network, both addresses, and the minimum receive amount before deposit.
Make the sample ETH deposit
This step shows the deposit stage of the route. In a real swap, sending the wrong asset or the wrong network can stop the deposit from being recognized.
Simulate confirmation and execution
After deposit detection, the guide simulates confirmation, route execution, and ETH delivery so users know what happens between deposit and completion.
Complete the ETH to ETH practice swap
The final state confirms the practice route has finished successfully. From there, users can restart the walkthrough or continue to the live exchange route.