How to bridge to Arbitrum
Arbitrum is a large, low-fee Ethereum L2, a frequent destination for trading and DeFi. From Ethereum or another L2, all four providers quote the route (LI.FI, Relay, deBridge and Squid); from Solana it is three (LI.FI, Relay and deBridge) because the move crosses ecosystems.
The table shows, per route, the exact amount that arrives on Arbitrum, the estimated time and the fees, our 0.08% commission included in the figure.
If your funds already sit on another L2 such as Base or Optimism, a direct route to Arbitrum usually beats routing through Ethereum mainnet on cost. Coming from Solana, remember the fixed fees weigh more on small transfers.
You sign from your own wallet. Arbitrum uses ETH for gas, so the ETH you bring covers activity once you land. Your wallet, your funds.
Questions
- Arbitrum or Base for lower fees?
- Both are inexpensive L2s. The right one depends on where the app or liquidity you need lives. Compare the receive amount for your exact swap on each route page.
- How long does bridging to Arbitrum take?
- Most routes settle in a minute or two. The table shows an estimated time per provider so you can trade a little rate for speed.
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