Cross-chain bridge powered by NEAR Intents

Move USDC, USDT, ETH and more between 17 networks in minutes, with no wrapped tokens, no week-long withdrawals.

  • No KYC
  • No account
  • Self-custody

Bridge USD Coin (USDC)

132 routes for USDC. What USDC is on each network, and every route →

Bridge Tether (USDT)

146 routes for USDT. What USDT is on each network, and every route →

Bridge Ethereum (ETH)

20 routes for ETH. What ETH is on each network, and every route →

Bridge Bitcoin (BTC)

2 routes for BTC.

Bridge Zcash (ZEC)

6 routes for ZEC. What ZEC is on each network, and every route →

    Bridge Wrapped Ether (WETH)

    11 routes for WETH. What WETH is on each network, and every route →

      Bridge Coinbase Wrapped BTC (cbBTC)

      2 routes for cbBTC.

      Bridge Sweat Economy (SWEAT)

      20 routes for SWEAT. What SWEAT is on each network, and every route →

      Bridge Aurora (AURORA)

      2 routes for AURORA.

      Bridge Consumer Finance (CFI)

      2 routes for CFI.

      Bridge Rhea Finance (RHEA)

      2 routes for RHEA.

      Bridge SPX6900 (SPX)

      2 routes for SPX.

      Bridge Turbo (TURBO)

      4 routes for TURBO.

      Bridge USD1 (USD1)

      2 routes for USD1.

      Bridge Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)

      2 routes for WBTC.

      Cross-chain bridge: frequently asked questions

      How bridging with NEAR Intents works

      A lock-and-mint bridge holds your tokens on one chain and issues a wrapped copy on the other, and the official rollup bridges take days to withdraw to Ethereum (about 6.4 on Arbitrum, five on Base and seven on OP Mainnet). Here a NEAR Intents solver swaps the token you deposit for the same token it already holds on the destination network, so it arrives within minutes. Each route page says what the token is on both networks: native, bridged or issued by an exchange.