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USDT (Arbitrum) → USDT (ERC-20)

Exchange USDT on Arbitrum to USDT (ERC-20)

1 USDT ≈ 0.985 USDT · min 45.2284 USDT

Indicative rate. Your exact rate locks in the form below.

The same dollar, on mainnet, for when ERC-20 is what is needed.

Send USDT on Arbitrum, receive USDT on Ethereum mainnet at your own address. We lock the rate the moment you start: what you see is what lands.

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The final amount is set when your transaction receives the required number of confirmations.

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How to exchange USDT on Arbitrum to USDT (ERC-20)

  1. 01 Enter the amount and your USDT address on Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20).
  2. 02 Send USDT on Arbitrum to the address shown, in one transaction.
  3. 03 Receive USDT on Ethereum mainnet at your address, usually quickly.

Examples: USDT → USDT at the current rate

50 USDT ≈ 49.25 USDT
100 USDT ≈ 98.5 USDT
250 USDT ≈ 246.25 USDT

Indicative rate — the exchange form locks the exact amount.

01

When you need ERC-20 specifically

Some protocols, deposits, and counterparties only take USDT on Ethereum mainnet. If an L2 will not do, this moves the dollars to L1 directly.

02

No market risk

Both sides are the same dollar, so you are not betting on price, you are changing networks. The amount you land on is locked before you send.

03

The fee difference, stated plainly

Moving USDT onward on mainnet costs more gas than Arbitrum does. That is the price of holding dollars on the network the protocol wants.

04

Your coins do not sit with us

We do not hold a balance. USDT comes in from Arbitrum and goes straight out to your mainnet address.

USDT on Arbitrum and USDT on Ethereum mainnet are the same dollar but two different assets on-chain. Send on Arbitrum, and give a receiving address on Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20). The address format is identical, a 0x one, so select the right network in your wallet before sending. The swap goes through after Arbitrum network confirmations. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. Dollars usually come back to L1 because the other side insists on it: a deposit, a contract, or a counterparty that knows ERC-20 and nothing else. The deposit leg is cheap here, while every onward transfer on mainnet costs gas, which is the deliberate price of the standard you need. As the receiver, switch the wallet to Ethereum mainnet in advance and check that USDT is already listed there.

How we differ

Ordinary exchangers SwapSS
Sign-up and KYC Ask for a form We never do
Rate Floats until settled Locked up front
Minimum and fee Buried in the terms Shown right in the form
Support Day-long tickets A human on Telegram

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FAQ

Do I need an account, and who gets checked?

No account: the amount and your USDT address on mainnet are the whole form. The person swapping is not checked at all. Automated screening looks strictly at the funds that come into the deal, and a deposit that does not clear it stops the exchange and goes back to an address the sender controls.

Why move from Arbitrum to ERC-20?

Usually because a protocol, deposit, or counterparty only takes USDT on Ethereum mainnet, not on an L2.

How do I make sure the USDT lands on mainnet?

The 0x format is shared by Arbitrum and Ethereum, so a wallet takes it on either. Send from Arbitrum, and give an address from a wallet switched to mainnet, where USDT shows up as an ERC-20 token. A wrong network is recoverable only by hand through support at @swappsy.

Are USDT on Arbitrum and USDT as ERC-20 the same dollar?

One dollar, two on-chain assets: a token of the Arbitrum network on the L2 side, ERC-20 on mainnet. The amount is therefore converted at the rate the form shows before you send, and it does not carry across one for one, because changing networks costs something. After you start, the figure holds.

How long does moving the dollars back to L1 take?

The first half is set by the deposit: the swap starts after Arbitrum confirmations, and Arbitrum is one of the quick networks, so there is nothing to wait around for. The second half travels on Ethereum mainnet, where speed is middling and follows the load. We do not name exact minutes, they differ through the day.

What if more or less arrives than the order says?

We count what actually reached the deposit address, at the rate in force when it confirms. A small difference either way simply moves the result. A large or atypical gap goes to manual review: a person looks at the order, and support at @swappsy agrees the outcome with you, a return included.

How do I get the money back if the swap does not go through?

Leave a refund address with the order. If the exchange cannot be closed, the dollars return in the same asset, on the network they came from, to an address you control. You do not have to ask for that separately.

Which network do I send USDT on?

Exactly the one this page names: USDT (Arbitrum). A transfer on a different network, or sent to the token's contract address, cannot start this exchange — those cases go through manual support review.

What is the minimum amount?

Right now this direction starts from about 45.2284 USDT. The exchange form shows the exact minimum — it follows the live rate.

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