Transfer from TON to Arbitrum One
Every way across from TON to Arbitrum One: take a route, send the coins over TON — the payout in Arbitrum One goes to your address by itself.
Rate as of Sep 30, 2026 11:15
- Sending network
- TON
- Receiving network
- Arbitrum One
- What pays the fee
- ETH
- Address format
- 0x…
Routes TON → Arbitrum One
| Blockchain | Direction | Rate | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| TON | GRAM → ETH Arbitrum | 1 GRAM = 0.000557061 ETH Arbitrum | 66.9349 GRAM |
Compared: TON and Arbitrum One
| TON | Arbitrum One | |
|---|---|---|
| What kind of network | Base network (L1) | Optimistic rollup (L2) |
| What pays the fee | TON | ETH |
| How expensive | low | low |
| How fast | fast | fast |
| Block time | — | ~0.25 sec |
| Address format | UQ…, EQ… | 0x… |
| Memo or tag needed | yes, if the recipient is an exchange | not required |
| Ethereum-format address (0x…) | no | yes |
| Withdrawal to Ethereum through the official bridge | — | ≈ 7 days — the challenge window runs |
The cost and speed marks are given against each other: both drift with the load on the network.
How an exchange differs from an ordinary bridge
| Velorex | Ordinary bridge | |
|---|---|---|
| What arrives at the address | Native ETH or standard tokens of the Arbitrum One network | It varies: a number of networks hand out the bridged version of the token |
| Wallet connection and signatures | We do without them: the payout goes to the address from the order | Mandatory: the wallet is connected, contract transactions are signed |
| Is a Arbitrum One coin needed for fees | Not required to receive | As a rule yes, otherwise the funds cannot be claimed or moved on |
| When it arrives | As soon as TON gathers confirmations; the status is shown on the order page | Set by the bridge itself and by the load on both networks |
| Who holds the funds on the way | Velorex — until the order is closed by the payout | The smart contract of the bridge or its validators |
How to make the move from TON to Arbitrum One
- Find the route you need in the table above and work the amount out with the calculator on its page.
- Enter an address that belongs to the Arbitrum One network (0x…).
- Send the coins over the TON network to the details in the order — the amount has to match down to the last digit.
- When TON gathers confirmations, automation sends the coins to your address in Arbitrum One. The status is visible on the order page.
Check before sending to Arbitrum One
- Take the receiving address only from the Arbitrum One network (0x…).
- Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon addresses look the same (0x…) — make sure the wallet is switched to Arbitrum One.
- Send the coins over the TON network only: from another network they never reach the order.
- Send exactly the amount stated in the order: the automation matches your payment against it, and any difference sends the order back for recalculation.
Questions about the TON → Arbitrum One pairing
How do coins get from TON to Arbitrum One?
Through an exchange order: you send coins over TON, and ETH are credited to your address in Arbitrum One. No bridge contracts, no wallet connection and no wrappers.
What can be carried from TON to Arbitrum One?
Available: ETH. Rates and minimum amounts are collected in the table above.
How fast is a transfer from TON to Arbitrum One?
First TON gathers confirmations, then the payout leaves for Arbitrum One. The final time is dictated by the load on both networks.
What pays the fee in Arbitrum One?
The ETH coin. Holding it is not required to receive funds — it is only needed at the moment you send them on yourself.
Which address suits Arbitrum One?
Only one from the Arbitrum One network, of the form 0x… A familiar Ethereum-format address (0x…) will do — all that matters is that Arbitrum One is selected in the wallet.
Other network-change routes
The reverse route
What else tops up Arbitrum One
Bitcoin → Arbitrum OneETH- Ethereum → Arbitrum OneUSDC, USDT and ETH
- OP Mainnet (Optimism) → Arbitrum OneETH, USDT and USDC
- BNBBNB Smart Chain → Arbitrum OneUSDC, USDT and ETH
TRON → Arbitrum OneUSDC, USDT and ETH
Solana → Arbitrum OneUSDC, USDT and ETH
Polygon PoS → Arbitrum OneUSDC, USDT and ETH
Avalanche C-Chain → Arbitrum OneUSDC, USDT and ETH
What else leaves TON
- TON → BitcoinBTC
- TON → EthereumETH
- TON → OP Mainnet (Optimism)ETH
- BNBTON → BNB Smart ChainBNB
- TON → TRONTRX
- TON → SolanaSOL
- TON → Polygon PoSPOL
- TON → Avalanche C-ChainAVAX
The TON blockchain The Arbitrum One blockchain All networks and routes