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Pick your route
Choose what you're sending and which chain you want it on. The quote updates with the fee and the expected arrival time before you commit to anything.
Bridge to any chain
Move funds to the chain a token lives on — Solana, Base, BNB, Monad or Robinhood Chain — in one transaction.
Arc: bridge USDC with Circle's CCTP — see How to bridge to Arc.
We never touch your fundsdeBridge builds and routes the transaction. You sign it in your own wallet, and it settles directly to your address.
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This is deBridge's own interface, embedded. Fees, routing and slippage are theirs — we don't add a markup on bridging.
How bridging here works
Three steps, one signature. If anything fails, the funds stay in your wallet.
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Sign once
Your wallet signs a single transaction on the source chain. deBridge's solvers do the rest — no manual claim step on the other side.
03
Trade
Funds land as native assets at your own address, usually inside a couple of minutes. Head back to the feed and the Buy button will work on that chain.
What you need on each chain
The most common mistake is bridging the token you want to trade but no gas to trade it with.
| Chain | Gas token | Typical swap cost | Bridge time | Suggested buffer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | ETH | ~$0.01 | ~2 min | $2 |
| Solana | SOL | ~$0.02 | ~2 min | $3 |
| Base | ETH | ~$0.01 | ~3 min | $2 |
| BNB Chain | BNB | ~$0.04 | ~3 min | $3 |
| Monad | MON | ~$0.01 | ~3 min | $2 |
Estimated, updated 31 Aug 2026.
Bridging questions, answered honestly
Bridges have historically been the most-attacked part of crypto — several of the largest hacks on record were bridge exploits, and they happened because the bridge held an enormous pool of locked deposits that made a single worthwhile target. deBridge works differently: it's intent-based, so solvers fill your order from their own liquidity and get reimbursed afterwards, which means there is no central pot holding everybody's funds. That removes the specific failure mode that caused those hacks. It does not make bridging risk-free, and no honest page will tell you it does.
