Swap BTC to ETH (ARB)
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Current BTC to ETH Arbitrum Conversion Rate
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BTC to ETH Arbitrum Conversion Amounts
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Estimates are based on current quotes. Final amount is confirmed when you create your swap.
How to Swap BTC to ETH on Arbitrum
Follow the interactive guide to learn how to swap Bitcoin to ETH on Arbitrum in under 2 minutes.
Select the amount of BTC you want to exchange for ETH on Arbitrum. The quote updates automatically to show the estimated amount you'll receive and the expected completion time.
Why swap to ETH on Arbitrum?
Pay gas on Arbitrum
ETH on Arbitrum is used to pay network fees for transfers and application activity on Arbitrum.
Use Arbitrum apps
ETH on Arbitrum can be used across applications deployed on the Arbitrum network.
Use ETH on an Ethereum Layer 2
Receive ETH where it can be used on Arbitrum, an Ethereum Layer 2 network.
Exchange BTC for ETH on Arbitrum
Exchange BTC for ETH on Arbitrum when you want to use it for gas and apps on Arbitrum.
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FAQs
How long does BTC to ETH on Arbitrum take?
BTC to ETH on Arbitrum is estimated to take about 17 minutes. When Boost is available, the estimate is about 7 minutes because fewer Bitcoin confirmations are required before the swap continues.
Can I send BTC from a crypto exchange?
Yes, if the exchange supports BTC withdrawals on Bitcoin. Use the deposit address created for the swap and select the Bitcoin network.
How many Bitcoin confirmations are required?
Standard BTC routes require 2 Bitcoin confirmations. Boost can reduce this to 1 confirmation when available.
What address should I use to receive ETH?
Enter an address on Arbitrum you control. ETH on Arbitrum is delivered on Arbitrum.
Is there a Bitcoin network fee when I send BTC?
Yes. Sending BTC on the Bitcoin network requires a transaction fee paid in BTC. If you're sending from a self-custody wallet, your wallet will account for the network fee when creating the transaction.