Bridge Arbitrum to ETH
Bringing funds from Arbitrum back to Ethereum mainnet is the return trip you make when you need assets on the base layer, for a protocol that lives there or to consolidate. All four providers quote it: LI.FI, Relay, deBridge and Squid.
The table lays out the exact amount you will receive on Ethereum, the time and the fees per route, our 0.08% commission already inside the number.
Worth remembering: once on mainnet you pay mainnet gas again. If your real target is another L2, a direct L2 to L2 route usually costs less than bouncing through Ethereum. Compare that path before committing to the mainnet hop.
You sign from your own wallet on both ends. We never take custody. Your wallet, your funds.
Questions
- How long does Arbitrum to Ethereum take here?
- The bridge routes shown settle in minutes, not the long challenge window of a native withdrawal. Each route lists its estimated time so you can choose.
- Can I go straight from Arbitrum to Base instead?
- Yes, and it is often cheaper than routing through Ethereum. Open the Arbitrum to Base page to compare that direct L2 to L2 route.
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