Selling ETH from mainnet or layer-2
You can sell ETH from Ethereum mainnet, Base or Arbitrum. Layer-2 networks are much cheaper to send from and confirm quickly, so if your ETH is already on Base or Arbitrum there's no need to bridge back to mainnet.
All three use 0x addresses — that's exactly why choosing the right network in your wallet matters. Read what happens if you send on the wrong network.
Supported ETH networks
| Network | Confirmations | Typical time |
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Fees and limits
- Fees: (), shown before you send.
- Minimum order: 0 ETH; maximum 0 ETH per order.
- Network fees are charged by your sending wallet or exchange, not by Disburz.
- No INR withdrawal fee — payouts go straight to your bank.
Settlement to your bank
Once your deposit is confirmed on-chain, our payout partner pays INR to your bank account at your locked rate by IMPS (instant, any time), NEFT (within a few hours) or RTGS (₹2 lakh and above). IMPS payouts usually land within minutes of confirmation, and you get the bank UTR as proof of payment.
Before you send
- Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum share address formats — confirm the network before sending.
- Leave enough ETH to cover gas, or the transfer will fail.
- ETH is volatile; send before the payment page expires.
