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# How To Bridge Tokens

1. Select a Source and Destination chain, then connect the respective wallets.

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2. Choose an available asset from the "Select Asset" dropdown menu. The asset in the "Receive Asset" field will be automatically populated.

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3. Enter a valid bridging amount in the "Input Bridge Amount" or the "Received Amount" field. You will see the Bridge Fee and Estimated Gas fees automatically populated.

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4. Once that is done, tick the checkbox and click on "Review Transaction".

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5. A confirmation popup will appear where you can double check the transaction details before bridging. Click "Confirm" to start the bridging process.&#x20;

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6. Sign the transaction popups in your Source chain wallet. Once it's complete, a transaction hash will be generated for the Source chain.

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7. Press the "Claim" button to start the claiming process. Sign the transaction popups in your Destination chain wallet.

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8. Once the claiming process is done, a transaction hash will be generated for the claim.&#x20;

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Your bridging is successful! You can check your Destination chain wallet for the bridged tokens.


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