Bridge USDC to Karura (via Karura)
Bind Your address
Connect wallet to apps.karura.network
Select
Bridge
from the navigation menu, then click theBind MetaMask
tabClick
Connect to MetaMask
and choose the EVM address you would like to connectThen click
Sign
Confirm your binding information again
Then click
Sign
*Once you bind these two accounts, you cannot unbind them anymore. If you'd like to use a different Polkadot account or a different Ethereum account, you'll need to create two new wallets.
Click
Bind
and you can see you have been successfully bound
Bridge USDC From Ethereum to Karura
Connect wallet to apps.karura.network
Select
Bridge
from the navigation menu, then clickBridge
tabChoose
Ethereum
asOrigin Chain
andKarura
asDestination Chain
Choose the EVM account you would like to bridge from as
Origin Account
Confirm your asset
Destination Account
(It should be a bound Polkadot account)Choose
USDC
as the bridge asset and enter the amount you wish to bridgeClick
Approve tokens
and sign the transaction
Click
Send tokens
when approving successfully
Click
Continue
and wait for blocks confirmation
Once the transaction has been confirmed, allow the chain network to be changed to Karura in MetaMask wallet
Click
Redeem tokens
and sign the transaction. Then you will see your bridged assets in the Portfolio page of Karura
Bridge USDC From Karura to Ethereum
Connect wallet to apps.karura.network
Select
Bridge
from the navigation menu, then clickBridge
tabChoose
Karura
asOrigin Chain
andEthereum
asDestination Chain
Choose the Polkadot account you would like to bridge from as
Origin Account
Confirm your asset
Destination Account
(It should be the EVM account bound with origin Polkadot account)Choose
USDC
as the bridge asset and enter the amount you wish to bridgeClick
Confirm selection
and then clickSend tokens
Click
Continue
and sign the transaction and wait for blocks confirmation
Once the transaction has been confirmed, allow the chain network to be changed to Ethereum in MetaMask wallet
Click
Redeem tokens
and sign the transaction. Then you will see your bridged assets in MetaMask
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