Fixed and Floating Rates
Compare fixed and floating USDC on Arbitrum One to XMR quotes for the same amount. Choose a held payout window or a rate determined at execution.
Exchange native Arbitrum USDC for Monero without creating a trading account. Check the token in your wallet, enter a deposit amount and see the XMR payout available for this Arbitrum One route.
A 0.45% service fee applies to floating orders, versus 0.8% for a fixed quote held for 12 minutes. The order shows the relevant network payout cost alongside the receiving amount.
The historical USDC/XMR graph traces reference prices across the available periods for the Arbitrum One route. Use it to see market movement before requesting a live amount.
USDC price decreased from 0.00186043 XMR on Oct 12, 2026 to 0.00169836 XMR on Oct 19, 2026.
USDC price decreased from 0.00176925 XMR on Sep 19, 2026 to 0.00169836 XMR on Oct 19, 2026.
USDC price decreased from 0.00296399 XMR on Jul 21, 2026 to 0.00169836 XMR on Oct 19, 2026.
USDC price decreased from 0.00316814 XMR on Oct 20, 2025 to 0.00169836 XMR on Oct 19, 2026.
The current USDC/XMR reference shows the latest market value with changes over 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days. Check its update time; the form calculates the amount-specific payout.
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Convert native USDC on Arbitrum One when the asset you need next is Monero. This pair takes an Arbitrum token as input and sends native XMR to a Monero wallet.
It is useful for moving a stablecoin balance from Arbitrum activity into an XMR balance for later use. Make sure your wallet holds the native USDC version specified for this route, not a different bridged token.

Arbitrum One has a native USDC token and an older bridged representation commonly labelled USDC.e. They are separate assets, so the live order must name the exact one it accepts.
Choose the token by contract and network before creating the order. If you hold USDC.e, do not treat a native USDC deposit address as an automatic conversion path.
The Arbitrum USDC/XMR amount in the form refreshes every 20 seconds. Review the current offer after checking the token contract and before funding the order.

The reverse link delivers native USDC on Arbitrum after an XMR deposit. Other links point to separate USDC source networks; choose the one matching the token contract you hold.
For USDC/XMR, compare the service features alongside the receiving amount. Select an available mode before you send the source asset.
Compare fixed and floating USDC on Arbitrum One to XMR quotes for the same amount. Choose a held payout window or a rate determined at execution.
For USDC ARBITRUM to XMR, available liquidity supports a favorable conversion rate. The live quote shows what your chosen amount can receive.
Use native Arbitrum USDC for this XMR route. The service also offers separate USDT and USDC network choices for balances held elsewhere.
The USDC on Arbitrum One to XMR flow begins processing after the required incoming confirmation stage. Follow exchange and payout in the order status.
Match the Arbitrum token contract to the order and review the available XMR amount. Transfer only after its Monero destination is correct.
The name USDC alone does not settle the Arbitrum token version. These answers clarify contracts, ETH gas and route-specific quotes.
No, unless the live order explicitly lists that token as accepted. USDC.e and native USDC have different contracts; compare them here.
A self-custody Arbitrum transfer uses ETH on Arbitrum. Check which network holds your ETH before attempting to send the token.
Availability and transfer costs differ across routes. The order's receiving amount applies to its selected asset, token version, chain and amount.