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Arbitrum to Sui Bridge

There is no direct official bridge between Arbitrum and Sui. USDC moves through Circle CCTP, while ETH and other tokens go through Mayan, Wormhole or an aggregator that can pay out SUI directly.

Reviewed October 31, 2026 ยท 5 solutions checked

On this page
  1. Where to transfer
  2. Short answer
  3. Why this route is difficult
  4. Possible approaches
  5. Options compared
  6. Working solutions
  7. How to move Arbitrum to Sui
  8. Fees and timing
  9. Common mistakes
  10. Before you transfer
  11. FAQ
  12. Related routes

Where to transfer

Services that handle this route, with links to their official sites.

Short answer

Arbitrum is compatible and Sui is not. A Sui address also starts with 0x, but it has 64 characters after that, and you need a separate Sui wallet such as Slush, Suiet or Phantom.

on Arbitrum is paid in ETH, and on Sui in SUI. Sui fees are tiny, but without SUI you cannot move the tokens you receive.

The native Sui Bridge only works with Ethereum. Going Arbitrum to Ethereum to Sui is possible, but the official withdrawal from Arbitrum to Ethereum takes about 7 days, so people usually pick direct routes.

Key facts
Direct official bridgeNo
Native USDCVia Circle CCTP
Sui address0x plus 64 characters
Gas on SuiSUI

Why this route is difficult

Arbitrum is an Ethereum , while Sui is a separate blockchain with a different virtual machine and address format. They share no .

Sui Bridge connects Sui only to Ethereum. Direct transfers therefore use CCTP, Wormhole and .

Possible approaches

1Burn and mint (CCTP)

USDC is burned on Arbitrum, Circle confirms it, and native USDC is minted on Sui.

Trade-offUSDC only, but no wrapped versions.

2Solvers

A third party pays you on Sui right away and later receives your funds on Arbitrum.

Trade-offFast and can pay out SUI, but not available for every token.

3Lock and wrap

The token is locked on Arbitrum and a wrapped version is minted on Sui.

Trade-offMany tokens, but not every Sui app accepts the wrapped version.

Options compared

OptionYou getTypical timeCostBest for
Circle CCTPNative USDC on SuiA few to about 20 minutesGas on both chains, sometimes a small app feeMoving USDC
MayanSUI, USDC and other Sui tokensUsually seconds or minutesFee included in the quoteGetting SUI in one step
WormholeAbout 15-20 minutesGas plus a small feeTokens other do not carry
Aggregator (LI.FI)Depends on the routeSame as the chosen bridgeBridge fee plus a possible feeComparing several routes

Working solutions

SolutionYou receiveCustody / verificationNotes
Circle CCTPNative USDCCircle Best path for USDC.
MayanSUI, USDC and other Sui tokensSolvers and Wormhole messagesCan turn ETH into SUI in one step.
WormholeWormhole guardiansCheck that Sui apps accept the wrapped version.
Allbridge CoreUSDT or USDCAllbridge contractsFor . Check the route in the app.
LI.FISupported Sui tokensDepends on routeCompares several bridges and swaps.

How to move Arbitrum to Sui

Moving USDC or ETH to Sui

  1. 1

    Prepare a Sui wallet

    Install a Sui wallet and copy your address. It is longer than an Arbitrum address, so paste it in full.

  2. 2

    Open the bridge

    Go to the official site of Mayan, an app with CCTP, or an aggregator. Pick Arbitrum as the source and Sui as the destination.

  3. 3

    Compare the quote

    Check which token will arrive: native USDC, SUI or a wrapped version. If you have no SUI for gas, pick a route that pays out a little SUI.

  4. 4

    Confirm and check the balance

    Sign the transaction on Arbitrum. When it completes, check the balance in your Sui wallet.

Fees and timing

Gas on Arbitrum is usually small and paid in ETH. The main difference between options is the bridge fee and the swap rate.

If you receive SUI instead of the original token, the price includes a swap, so compare the final amount.

Common mistakes

  • Pasting an Arbitrum address where a Sui address is needed. The formats differ.
  • Receiving tokens on Sui with no SUI for fees.
  • Assuming all USDC on Sui is the same. Native USDC and Wormhole wrapped USDC are different tokens.
  • Expecting ETH to turn into SUI by itself. That needs a swap, in the bridge or later on Sui.

Before you transfer

  • Send a small amount first if you are using the route for the first time.
  • Check exactly which token will arrive: native or wrapped.
  • Open bridges only from their official addresses.

Frequently asked questions

No. The native Sui Bridge only works with Ethereum. From Arbitrum people use CCTP for USDC, Mayan, Wormhole or an aggregator.

Yes. Mayan and aggregators can swap ETH or USDC into SUI in one transfer.

No. Sui needs an address from a Sui wallet: it starts with 0x but is much longer.