ARB · Arbitrum One
Swap Arbitrum (ARB)
ARB on Arbitrum One. PeakSwap treats Arb ETH and L1 ETH as different deposits — match the L2 badge before you send ARB.
Swap Arbitrum
Privacy coin routes
Direct swaps between Bitcoin, Monero, and Zcash — no KYC, non-custodial.
Swap from Arbitrum
PeakSwap cards where you broadcast BTC and receive another asset.
Swap to Arbitrum
PeakSwap cards that pay BTC to the address you paste.
About Arbitrum
Arbitrum — leading Ethereum rollup
ARB is the governance token of Arbitrum One — an optimistic rollup with EVM compatibility and wide DeFi adoption.
- Quote Bitcoin first, then send the exact amount on the order page.
- BTC payouts go to the wallet you paste — nothing sits in a PeakSwap balance.
Supported network
- Bitcoin mainnet Native Bitcoin only on this hub. Legacy, SegWit, and Taproot work when your wallet generates them correctly — wrapped BTC on an EVM chain is a different PeakSwap order.
Arbitrum swap FAQ
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PeakSwap does not ask for ID or signup on Bitcoin routes. The order is a one-off wallet transfer.
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Broadcast native BTC to the deposit PeakSwap prints for that order. Wrapped BTC on Tron, BSC, or another EVM rail will not credit a Bitcoin-mainnet swap.
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PeakSwap usually starts the payout after one Bitcoin confirmation. A packed mempool or a low miner fee stretches the wait.
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When those pair cards are indexed, yes. Use a fresh XMR subaddress, or the ZEC t-/z-type the order names — they are not interchangeable.
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XMR hides amounts and counterparties by default. ZEC needs the address type printed on the order. Both are one-order wallet transfers with no PeakSwap login.