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# Bridge using Fswap

## How to Bridge Cross-Chain using Fswap

1. Go to the Bridge section Head to the Bridge page to get started: 🔗 luminite.app/bridge

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2. Select “FAssets” Choose the FAssets option for seamless cross-chain routing. 🔗 luminite.app/bridge/fassets

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3\. Choose Starting Chain, Token & Enter Amount

* Pick the chain you’re starting from
* Pick the token you want to bridge
* Enter the amount you want to transfer

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4\. Choose Destination Chain & Token\
Select where you want your assets to end up: Base, Arbitrum, XRPL, Polygon, etc.\
Then choose the token you want to receive on the destination chain.

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5\. Initiate the Transaction\
Click “Initiate” to begin the process.\
A notification will appear in the top right to confirm the request.

➡️ Your initiated transaction will appear in the “Open” section so you can track it in real time.<br>

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6\. Completed Transfer\
Once done, you can view the full history:\
✔️ Go to the Completed tab in the Bridge section\
✔️ Review your successful transfers anytime

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#### That's it - your assets are now bridged using FSwap.


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