Arbitrum specifics: bridging, fees, tooling.
Arbitrum swap receipts and tax records — the full guide to this subject.
A tax office asks for a swap reference months later because tax liability is not determined at the moment y...
Yes, you can prove a swap happened even if the site you used is gone, provided you saved the on-chain trans...
You cannot. A wallet that displays only token balances does not contain your swap history. That history liv...
You find a lost swap transaction hash on Arbitrum by looking up your wallet address on a block explorer. Th...
You match a swap on Arbitrum to a deposit on another chain by locating the cross-chain bridge transaction t...
No, a screenshot of a swap confirmation is almost never sufficient proof for an accountant or a tax authori...
Screenshot the transaction hash, the amounts swapped, the token addresses, and the network fee line before ...
Non-custodial platforms typically keep the on-chain transaction record forever, and they delete nothing the...
Choosing a bridge to move assets onto Arbitrum means choosing between the canonical bridge and a third-part...
The seven-day wait for Arbitrum withdrawals is not a bug. It is a deliberate security mechanism that protec...
You bridged funds to Arbitrum. The ETH is in your wallet. Now what? Three applications dominate activity on...
Arbitrum's fee model is not the same as Ethereum's. That difference causes most of the gas-related errors u...
When you send a message from Ethereum to Arbitrum, something unusual happens: the sender address gets chang...
The difference between seeing a transaction as "done" and knowing it is truly irreversible is central to ho...
Every withdrawal from Arbitrum to Ethereum mainnet is a two-phase process. The first phase happens on L2: y...
Arbitrum’s sequencer enforces strict first-come-first-served transaction ordering. That means every transac...
Arbitrum uses a mechanism called retryable tickets to move messages from Ethereum’s L1 to Arbitrum’s L2. It...
Every Arbitrum user eventually hits the "RPC rate limited" error. It happens because the public endpoint ev...
The Arbitrum sequencer is not a permanent fixture. It is a single, permissioned node that orders transactio...
Adding Arbitrum to your wallet is straightforward. The process differs slightly between MetaMask, Rabby, an...
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A tax office asks for a swap reference months later because tax liability is not determined at the moment you trade, but when you later file a return that covers that period. The reference connects your transaction to a specific time, value, and counterparty, all of which determi
Yes, you can prove a swap happened even if the site you used is gone, provided you saved the on-chain transaction record. The blockchain itself is the permanent record, not the website that wrapped it in a user interface.
You cannot. A wallet that displays only token balances does not contain your swap history. That history lives on the Arbitrum blockchain, not inside the wallet interface. To get a record, you must look up your wallet address on a block explorer and extract the relevant transactio
You find a lost swap transaction hash on Arbitrum by looking up your wallet address on a block explorer. The hash is the unique 66-character identifier (starting with "0x") that records every swap on the chain.
You match a swap on Arbitrum to a deposit on another chain by locating the cross-chain bridge transaction that moved your funds out of Arbitrum, then finding the corresponding inbound transaction on the destination chain. The bridge contract emits events on both chains that are l
You are about to swap one token for another. The form on this page will send instructions to a set of liquidity pools and routers. You will get back a different token, minus network fees and a small exchange fee. What happens between click and confirmation matters for your record
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You swap from your own wallet. The transaction settles on the chain and you pay its fee.
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