Bridge USDC from Polygon to USDC on Arbitrum
Send USDC from Polygon and receive USDC on Arbitrum. You state the destination; ROZO selects the route, executes the pay-in on Polygon and the payout on Arbitrum, and reconciles both legs. Typical completion is 1–2 minutes.
Route facts
- You send
- USDC on Polygon
- You receive
- USDC on Arbitrum
- Destination asset
- Native USDC issued by Circle
- Minimum amount
- 1 USDC
- Estimated completion
- 1–2 minutes
- Route status
- Limited
Routable in the app today. Published to search engines once it reaches 3 completed transfers in a 30-day window or a production end-to-end run.
Exchange rate, service fee, network fee and the exact receive amount are quoted live in the bridge before you confirm — they depend on the amount and on conditions at that moment, so we do not publish a fixed number here.
How to bridge USDC on Polygon to USDC on Arbitrum
- Open the bridge with this pair preselected and enter the amount you want to send. The quote shows the amount that will arrive on Arbitrum.
- Paste the Arbitrum address that should receive the funds ( 0x + 40 hex characters). Confirm it is an address you control.
- Approve the pay-in from your Polygon wallet. ROZO handles the rest and shows progress until the payout lands.
Wallet, gas and address requirements
- Source (Polygon): you need USDC to send and POL to pay for the pay-in transaction.
- Destination (Arbitrum): Any EVM address can receive. You do not need ETH on Arbitrum to receive.
- Address format: 0x + 40 hex characters.
- Exchange deposit addresses: only use one if the exchange lists USDC on Arbitrum and does not require a memo or tag you cannot supply. See bridging to an exchange.
If something goes wrong
A transfer that has been paid in is never dropped: it either settles or is returned. If the payout has not appeared after the expected window, check the status page, then read why a transfer is delayed. Keep the source transaction hash — it is the identifier support needs.
Verify what arrived
Look up your destination address on Arbiscan and confirm both the amount and the asset issuer match native usdc issued by circle. Step-by-step: how to verify the token you received.
FAQ
What exactly do I receive on Arbitrum?
Native USDC issued by Circle — USDC on Arbitrum. It is not a wrapped or bridged representation of the asset you sent.
Do I need ETH to receive on Arbitrum?
Any EVM address can receive. You do not need ETH on Arbitrum to receive.
How long does Polygon to Arbitrum take?
Typically 1–2 minutes. Settlement waits for finality on Polygon before the payout on Arbitrum is released, so congestion on the source chain is the main variable.
What is the minimum amount?
1 USDC. Below that, the network fee on the destination chain would consume a disproportionate share of the transfer.
