Bridge your ERC20 (ERC20 <> LRC20)
Bridge your USDC, USDT and more between Ethereum and the LiquidLayer Mainnet.
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Bridge your USDC, USDT and more between Ethereum and the LiquidLayer Mainnet.
Last updated
LiquidLayer ERC20 <> LRC20 Bridge Guide
The LiquidLayer ERC20 <> LRC20 Bridge facilitates the seamless transfer of supported assets, currently USDC and USDT, between the Ethereum blockchain and LiquidLayer Mainnet. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the bridge interface, accessible at .
Supported digital wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Trust Wallet).
Sufficient balance of USDC or USDT on Ethereum for bridging.
Sufficient Ethereum (ETH) to cover gas fees and bridge fees.
Sufficient LiquidLayer (LILA) tokens to cover gas fees and bridge fees when transferring from LiquidLayer to Ethereum.
Visit the .
Connect your wallet by selecting the appropriate wallet provider and following the prompts to authorize access.
Choose the asset you want to bridge (USDC or USDT).
Select the direction of the transfer:
From Ethereum to LiquidLayer Mainnet
From LiquidLayer Mainnet to Ethereum
Enter the amount of the asset you wish to transfer. Ensure you have enough balance in your wallet for the transfer and the associated transaction fees.
Unlock the asset by authorizing the bridge to use your tokens. This step involves a transaction and will require gas fees in ETH.
Click on Transfer
to initiate the bridging process. This action will move your funds to the specified network.
Wait for the transaction to be processed. Confirmation time depends on the network congestion of Ethereum and LiquidLayer Mainnet.
You will receive a confirmation once your funds have arrived on the target network.
LiquidLayer to Ethereum: 50 LILA
Ethereum to LiquidLayer: 0.01 ETH
By using the LiquidLayer Bridge services, you acknowledge the risks involved, including the potential total loss of assets. Bridge transaction fees apply as stated above. The LiquidLayer team is not liable for any losses incurred. Use the bridge at your own risk.
For further assistance or inquiries, consult the LiquidLayer support or community channels.
The bridge has been audited by , ensuring compliance with security standards and practices.