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Arbitrum ARB
ARB is the governance token of Arbitrum, one of the largest Ethereum layer-2 rollups.
- Network
- Arbitrum One
- Address
- Starts with 0x and is 42 characters long
No account · No email · Non-custodial · All fees included
In shortTo swap Arbitrum (ARB) to Nano (XNO) without KYC, enter the amount, paste your XNO address and send your ARB to the one-time deposit address. AltoSwap compares 20+ exchanges for this pair, keeps the no-KYC ones by default and routes your swap to the offer that pays the most XNO. No account, email or ID is needed.
Rates come from live exchange quotes and refresh automatically. Page content reviewed by the AltoSwap team on . How we produce and check these pages.
Arbitrum and Nano live on different blockchains, and this swap uses the native assets on both, with no bridge contract and no wrapped token. The exchange receives ARB on Arbitrum One and pays out XNO on Nano.
Your XNO is paid on Nano. Use an address that starts with nano_.
Type how much ARB you want to swap (minimum about 22.5 ARB). The XNO you will receive updates live.
The best no-KYC rate is already chosen for you. The form shows what you receive, how long it usually takes and the KYC rating of the route.
Paste the Nano address where you want to be paid. A refund address for your ARB is optional but recommended.
Send the exact amount to the deposit address on Arbitrum One. After it confirms (about a minute), the XNO is sent to your address.
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ARB is the governance token of Arbitrum, one of the largest Ethereum layer-2 rollups.
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Nano is a feeless, near-instant cryptocurrency that uses a block-lattice structure instead of a single shared blockchain.
| AltoSwap | KYC exchange | DEX | Single instant exchange | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account needed | No | Yes, with email and password | No, wallet connection | No |
| Identity documents | None; no-KYC exchanges by default | ID and selfie before trading | None | Depends on that one exchange |
| Who holds your coins | You, apart from the minutes of the swap | The exchange, in your balance | You | You, apart from the minutes of the swap |
| Native ARB and XNO | Yes | Yes | Mostly wrapped or bridged tokens | Yes |
| Rate you get | Best of 20+ exchanges, compared live | That exchange's order book | That pool's liquidity | One exchange's quote |
| Time for ARB to XNO | Minutes | Hours to days, including sign-up | Minutes | Minutes |
| Buy with a bank card | No, crypto to crypto only | Yes | No | Usually no |
Enter the ARB amount on this page, paste your XNO address and send your ARB to the deposit address shown. AltoSwap has no accounts and asks for no identity documents, and it routes your swap through exchanges rated A for KYC, meaning providers that do not run identity checks. The XNO is paid directly to your wallet.
The rate moves with the market every few seconds and depends on the amount. The calculator at the top of this page requests live quotes from 20+ exchanges and shows the best current ARB to XNO rate for the amount you enter.
The minimum is about 22.5 ARB and the maximum about 7,043,811 ARB. Limits vary slightly between exchanges and follow market prices; the form tells you immediately if your amount is outside the range.
Usually 5 to 30 minutes. Most of that is waiting for your ARB deposit to confirm on Arbitrum One, which takes about a minute. There is no verification step, so nothing else adds to the wait.
AltoSwap does not know who you are (no account, no email, no identity checks) and the default route uses no-KYC exchanges. Both Arbitrum One and Nano are public ledgers, though, so the transactions themselves are visible on-chain. For on-chain privacy, swap into a privacy coin such as Monero.
Your XNO is paid on Nano. Use an address that starts with nano_. Always use an address in a wallet you control and double-check the first and last characters before sending.
Everything. The exchange's spread, the Nano network fee for the payout and any service commission are already inside the quoted rate, so the amount shown is what you receive: exactly on a fixed rate, approximately on a floating rate. You only pay your own Arbitrum One network fee to send the deposit.
Yes. The reverse direction, XNO to ARB, works the same way and has its own page and live rate on AltoSwap. Each direction is quoted independently, so the two rates are not exact mirrors of each other.