Tether (Arbitrum One) to Chainlink (ERC20)
- You send
- Tether (Arbitrum One)USDT · Arbitrum
- You receive
- Chainlink (ERC20)LINK · ERC20
Enter your amount to check live availability for USDT on Arbitrum → LINK on ERC20. A provider quote is required before you can create a swap.
Address and network checks
Both Arbitrum One and Ethereum use EVM-style addresses. An identical address string cannot confirm the network. Check Arbitrum One in the sending wallet and Ethereum in the receiving wallet separately.
Sending USDT
Select Arbitrum One, not Ethereum mainnet or Arbitrum Nova. The receiving service must support this token on Arbitrum One. Match the USDT network and token supported by the receiving service. A USDT balance on one chain does not automatically appear on another, and a dollar reference does not guarantee the quoted exchange value.
For a standard self-custody transfer on Arbitrum One, allow for network fees in ETH, separately from your USDT balance. Wallet sponsorship and exchange withdrawal charges can differ; check the sending wallet’s final fee.
Receiving LINK
Choose Ethereum mainnet in the wallet. Base, Arbitrum and OP Mainnet use separate balances even when the account address looks identical. Keep ETH available for a normal self-custody LINK transfer on Ethereum. LINK itself does not replace the ETH used to pay that network’s gas fee. This listed LINK/ERC20 option has no separate memo field. If your destination requires additional instructions that this form cannot supply, choose another compatible destination before creating an order.
Refund address for this pair
Enter a refund address that accepts USDT on Arbitrum. The refund is sent in USDT on Arbitrum; verify that your refund wallet supports this exact asset and network.
Swap the other direction: LINK to USDT