The cheapest way to bridge

There is no single provider that is always cheapest. The amount you receive for the same swap changes from one route to the next, sometimes by several percent, because each provider prices on its own liquidity and bridge path. That moving gap is the whole reason to compare rather than pick a favourite.

The biggest lever on cost is which layer you touch. Routing L2 to L2 directly, say Base to Arbitrum, usually costs far less than sending funds up to Ethereum mainnet and back down, because you skip mainnet gas on both hops. If your start and end are both L2s, avoid the mainnet detour.

A few more things move the number. Crossing into Solana adds fixed network and bridge fees, around 0.02 SOL, which hurt small transfers more than large ones. Robinhood Chain needs ETH on the chain itself for gas. And a same-token transfer, like USDC to USDC, tends to price tighter than swapping through a native token on the way.

Here every route shows the exact amount you will receive, the time and the fees, our 0.08% commission already inside the figure, so you compare net numbers directly. You sign from your own wallet. Funds never pass through us. Your wallet, your funds.