Arbitrum Wallet (ARETH) | Secure ARETH Wallet (2024)

FAQs

Why does Trust Wallet say I don't have enough Ethereum? ›

This is because Arbitrum is an Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain. Carrying out transactions requires a gas fee in ETH, which must have been previously deposited on the Arbitrum One Network. So, if you see this error, it's because you don't have enough Arbitrum (ETH) to cover network fees.

When you create a Arbitrum wallet using Noone wallet, the app automatically generates a Arbitrum wallet address for you. You can find your Arbitrum wallet address within the app, in the "Receive" section.

What happens if you don't pay enough gas fees? Setting the gas price or gas limit lower than a certain required amount may result in failed transactions. If this occurs, the amount of gas would still get deducted from your wallet but the transaction wouldn't go through.

Securing Your Assets with an Arbitrum Wallet

Furthermore, with an Arbitrum wallet, you can securely store a wide range of tokens across different chains, including ETH and other popular tokens. The multi-chain support enhances the security and flexibility of managing various digital assets within a single platform.

Using a supported centralized exchange, which allows you to purchase ETH and withdraw it to your wallet. Most of the major centralized exchanges support direct withdrawal from your centralized exchange wallet to Arbitrum. Using an on-ramp service, which allows you to purchase ETH and send it directly to your wallet.

What is ARETH? ARETH stands for the Ether (ETH) on the Arbitrum (AR) blockchain. As Ethereum and Arbitrum are two completely different blockchains, they have their version of ETH.

Does Trust Wallet support arbitrum chain? ›

In Trust Wallet, you must activate the (ETH) wallet on the Arbitrum network. Navigating through the "manage crypto" option to ensure compatibility and support for the Arbitrum currency.

This error means that the funds available in your wallet are lower than the recommended bitcoin miner fee level for getting a transaction added to the Bitcoin blockchain ("confirmed").

If you are getting the error that looks like this: “Not enough ETH to send”, it means you do not have enough ETH in your account to cover the cost of gas.

If you're getting this error (or one similar) while trying to confirm a transaction, it's likely you do not have enough ETH in your wallet to pay for the transaction fees. Every time you want to send, swap, or otherwise interact with your coins and NFTs on-chain, it requires a gas fee paid in ETH.

2) Open the Trust Wallet app and click on the "Settings" icon in the bottom right corner. 3) Scroll down and select "Wallets" from the menu. 4) Click on the "+" icon in the top right corner to add a new wallet. 5) Select "Import Wallet" and then choose "Ethereum" as the type of wallet you want to import.