How to bridge to Solana

Getting funds onto Solana from an EVM chain crosses ecosystems, so the move runs through a bridge. Three providers quote these routes: LI.FI, Relay and deBridge, whether you start from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or another supported chain.

The table shows the exact amount of the token that arrives on Solana, the estimated time and the fees, our 0.08% commission already inside the figure. You read one net number per route.

Once your funds land, keep a little SOL free. Solana charges its small per-transaction cost in SOL, and swapping into a stablecoin without any SOL beside it leaves you unable to move. If you are sending a small amount, the fixed network and bridge fees take a bigger share, so compare carefully first.

You sign from your own wallets on both sides, and you connect the Solana wallet that will receive before executing. Funds never pass through us. Your wallet, your funds.

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Questions

Which wallet receives on Solana?
A Solana wallet such as Phantom. The compare page asks you to connect it before executing so the funds arrive at your address rather than a placeholder.
Should I bridge to SOL or to USDC on Solana?
Either works. Bridging to a stablecoin keeps a stable value, but hold a little SOL too for gas. Compare both on the route pages to see which lands more.

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