Arbitrum is a public blockchain network. Confidentiality on Arbitrum: Bubble live · no native privacy.
Arbitrum's 2026 roadmap sketches three confidentiality models, and its own FAQ confirms network-level confidential execution is not live yet, with the Arbitrum One variant subject to a DAO vote. Today privacy is app layer: Railgun and Fluidkey, plus Renegade's dark pool for matching. Hinkal was exploited for roughly $820,000 in July 2026 and has its contracts paused pending investigation, so it is not a live option right now. This is also where we run our benchmarks: 15,000 private ERC-20 transfers in July 2026, around 500 confidential transactions per second sustained and 750 at peak, measured end to end including chain confirmation.
Key facts
- Entry type
- Privacy on this network
- Category
- Bubble live · no native privacy
Bubble on Arbitrum
Confidential transfers run here through the Soda SDK today. Assets stay where they are, the network keeps ordering and settling, and Bubble adds a private environment above it. The public sees that a transaction settled; entitled parties see what they are authorized to see.
Private by design.
See how confidential transactions work on the networks you already use.