Cross-chain bridge How this worksYou are moving coins from one blockchain to another. Pick what you are sending and what you want to receive, give us an address to send the result to, and we show you a quote. If you accept it, we give you an address to send your coins to - and once they arrive, we do the swap and send the result on.There is no account and no wallet connection. That means nothing to sign up for, but it also means the order ID you get at the end is the only way to find your order again. Save it somewhere before you close the page.

No account, no wallet connection. Get a quote, send funds to the address we give you, receive them on the other chain.

You send

AmountAmountHow much you want to send, in the coin you picked above. Type it in either box - the other one updates to match.Very small amounts do not work here. Network fees are charged per transaction, not per dollar, so on a small transfer the fees can be more than the transfer. That is why there is a minimum, and why we also check that a sensible amount will still be there when it arrives. ≈ USDThe USD boxThe same amount, shown in dollars, so you can think in money rather than in decimals. Type in whichever box suits you.It is a live estimate using the current price of that coin, not a fixed rate, and it is only there to help you judge the size of what you are sending. If we have no price for the coin you picked, this box is switched off - that is normal for less common tokens and does not stop you ordering.

We only bridge where at least $3 arrives after fees. Busier networks such as Ethereum need a larger order than this — the quote tells you the exact figure for the route you pick, before you send anything.

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You receive

Your receiving address (EVM address on the destination chain)Your receiving addressWhere your coins end up. Paste the address of a wallet you control on the chain you are receiving on - the one named just above this box.Check it twice. Crypto transfers cannot be reversed by us or by anyone else. If this address is wrong, or belongs to someone else, or is on the wrong chain, the coins go there and neither we nor you can get them back. Copy and paste it; do not type it. If you are sending to an exchange account, make sure the exchange supports receiving that exact coin on that exact chain, or it can be lost at their end. Refund address (EVM address, used only if the bridge can't complete)Refund addressYour safety net. If something goes wrong after you have sent funds and we cannot complete the swap, this is where we send your money back to.It should be an address you control on the chain you are sending from - usually the same wallet you are about to send from. It is only ever used if the swap fails; in a normal order nothing is sent here at all. Get it wrong and a refund goes to the wrong place, so it deserves the same care as the box above.

Referral code (optional)Referral codeIf somebody gave you a code, put it here. It does not change your price - the referrer is paid by us, not out of your quote.You can also add one later, from the order page, right up until your deposit is detected. After that the order is settled and the code is fixed. A code cannot be swapped for a different one once it has been applied.

A code from a link you opened is remembered in this browser for 30 days, so it is filled in here. You can change or clear it until you confirm. After that a code can still be added on the order page, until your deposit arrives — but it cannot be swapped for a different one.

Quote QuoteWhat we would do with what you have typed in: the amount leaving your wallet, roughly what arrives at the other end, what the whole thing costs you, and how long that price stands. Nothing has been created and nothing has been sent yet - this is a price, not an order.It describes the boxes exactly as they are filled in now. Change the amount, either coin or either address and this panel closes rather than sitting there quietly out of date, so you ask for a fresh one and what you confirm is always what you were shown. If the clock runs out first, the same thing happens.

You send

You receive (est.) You receive (est.)Our best estimate of what will land in your receiving wallet, after every fee we can see.It says estimate for a real reason. The final amount is worked out at the moment your coins are actually swapped, which is after they reach us - and prices move in between. Expect what you receive to be close to this, not identical to it.

The final rate is set when your deposit confirms, not now. Prices move in between; you may receive slightly more or slightly less than the estimate. If the difference would be large, the order is paused for a person to look at rather than sent short.

Quote expires Why the quote expiresA quote is a price, and prices move. Rather than let you act on a number that has quietly gone stale, we put a clock on it.If it runs out before you send anything, nothing is lost - just get a fresh quote. The same clock is how long we watch for your deposit, which is why it is minutes on fast chains and hours on Bitcoin, where a payment takes far longer to arrive. shortly

Nothing leaves your wallet yet What happens when I confirm?Nothing is sent at this point. We create the order and give you an address to send your coins to. You send them yourself, from your own wallet, when you are ready.That address belongs to your order alone - do not reuse it later and do not send a second payment to it. Send the amount shown: a different amount is not automatically lost, but it has to be re-quoted or refunded, and either way it takes longer.

Already have an order? Look it up with your order ID. Order IDThe long code you were given when you placed the order, looking something like a3f8c21d-.... Paste it here to see where your order has got to.Because there are no accounts here, this code is the only way back to your order. If you have lost it, look in your browser history for this site - the order page address contains it.