You request a withdrawal to Arbitrum inside the app, pay a flat $1 fee on Hyperliquid, and let validators finalize the transfer—no Arbitrum gas needed on your end. Typical arrivals are minutes, with safeguards if the network disputes a transaction.
Where is the withdraw button and What does it do?
In the trading interface, click Withdraw, enter the USDC amount, and select Withdraw to Arbitrum. The request deducts funds from your L1 balance immediately, then validators sign and finalize the transfer.
Do you pay gas to receive funds on Arbitrum?
No. Hyperliquid handles Arbitrum gas via validators. You pay a $1 withdrawal fee in USDC on Hyperliquid, which covers the validator‑side Arbitrum costs.
How long does a withdrawal take, and What if it is delayed?
Guides commonly cite a few minutes for funds to hit your Arbitrum wallet in normal conditions. If timing stretches out, check the Hyperliquid FAQ for troubleshooting steps such as sending USDC to another Hyperliquid address and withdrawing from there or contacting support.
What are common user mistakes to avoid?
Withdrawing to an incompatible wallet (eg, a non‑EVM wallet) and confusing deposit vs. withdraw directions are the usual culprits. Confirm the destination address on Arbitrum and do a small test first.
Conclusion
Withdrawals are straightforward and cheap: request in‑app, pay $1. and receive USDC on Arbitrum—usually within minutes. If anything stalls, the official FAQ provides clear remediation steps. Test small, then scale.
