Deposit from another chain

Straight into your private balance

From a Solana wallet, or an EVM wallet on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and 18 more, it takes one step. Leave Land in private balanceon, confirm in your wallet, and Relay makes the private deposit for you when the money arrives. If that can't happen, Relay sends it to your wallet on the destination chain instead, and you add it privately from there.

Bitcoin, Tron and exchanges

A deposit address can't make the private deposit itself, so these take two steps. You get a one-time address, send to it from any wallet or exchange, and the money arrives in your wallet on Robinhood Chain or Tempo. Bitcoin waits for its own confirmations first, usually 10 to 30 minutes. Then you add it privately with one more tap.

Paying to a deposit address from Bitcoin, Solana or Tron, you give a refund address up front. If the transfer fails, the money goes back there.

What it costs

Gloam doesn't route anything itself. Relay's solvers compete for each order, and before you send anything you see what you pay, what arrives, the least that will arrive, and every fee. If a fill would land under that minimum, it doesn't go through and you get refunded.

Some routes cost more than others, often because of a small amount or a thin market on the chain you pay from. When a route would cost over 3% of what you pay (and at least $1), the app says so before you send. A larger amount spreads the fixed fees, and another chain or token, or the stablecoin sent straight to your wallet, may cost less.

What is public

A bridge is public, like any deposit. The chain you pay from shows your wallet and the amount, and the vault shows the deposit. What you do with the money after it lands stays private. See what stays private.

Try it

In the app, open Addon a mainnet and pick the chain you're paying from. See also private swaps and networks.