Buy Arbitrum (ARB)
What is Arbitrum?
Arbitrum (ARB) is the governance token of Arbitrum One, Ethereum's largest layer 2 by total value locked (TVL). It uses optimistic rollups to scale Ethereum: the same security as mainnet, with fees 10-100x lower. Launched in March 2023 via airdrop.
How to buy Arbitrum (ARB)
Buy ARB on OFFCODE. Use Arbitrum One to do DeFi with low fees (Uniswap, GMX, Pendle).
Why buy ARB on OFFCODE
- Instant PIX — deposit in BRL and convert in seconds, with no intermediary fee.
- 0.30% spread — the declared price is the price you pay, with no hidden markup.
- Segregated custody — AWS KMS keys separated by function (master, liquidity, withdrawal).
- Withdrawal to your wallet — on-chain, protected by 2FA.
Frequently asked questions about Arbitrum
How do I buy Arbitrum (ARB) on OFFCODE?
Sign up at offcode.pro, deposit crypto on any supported network — no identity check required — or deposit in BRL via PIX after a one-time verification, then swap to ARB on spot or the converter. PIX deposits are instant and free; conversion has a 0.30% spread.
What is the fee to buy ARB on OFFCODE?
OFFCODE's spot spread is 0.30% of the transaction amount, with no additional markup on the price. PIX deposits are free. Crypto network withdrawals have a fixed US$ 1 fee plus the network fee of the destination blockchain.
Can I buy ARB with PIX on OFFCODE?
Yes. Deposit via PIX (BRL) and use the converter or spot to swap for ARB. The credit is instant after PIX confirmation, and the swap to ARB happens in seconds.
Is Arbitrum a good investment?
OFFCODE does not provide investment advice. Arbitrum is a crypto asset subject to high volatility and the risk of total loss. Before investing, study the asset, define your risk tolerance and consult a licensed professional.
Can I withdraw ARB to my personal wallet?
Yes. After buying ARB on OFFCODE, go to "Withdraw" and enter the address of your personal wallet (Phantom, Metamask, Ledger, etc.) on the compatible network. The withdrawal is processed on-chain after a security check (2FA + OTP).