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# Transferir activos entre redes

Accede al puente de criptomonedas Solana <-> Ethereum.

Usa **Bridge** en Backpack Wallet para transferir activos entre redes y wallets compatibles.

El siguiente ejemplo muestra cómo transferir SOL desde una wallet de Solana para recibir ETH en una wallet de Ethereum. Las redes y los tokens disponibles pueden variar.

### Cómo transferir activos entre redes

#### Paso 1: Abre Bridge

1. Abre Backpack Wallet.
2. Toca **Swap** en la parte inferior de la pantalla.
3. Selecciona **Bridge**.

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#### Paso 2: Selecciona una wallet de destino

Toca **Select Destination Wallet** y selecciona la red y la wallet en las que deseas recibir los activos.

Por ejemplo, puedes seleccionar una wallet de Ethereum o Monad.

Si todavía no tienes una wallet para la red de destino, sigue las instrucciones en pantalla para crear una.

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#### Paso 3: Selecciona los activos e introduce el importe

1. En la sección **From**, selecciona el activo que deseas enviar e introduce el importe.
2. En la sección **To**, selecciona el token que deseas recibir.
3. Revisa la wallet de destino y los detalles de la transacción que aparecen en pantalla.

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#### Paso 4: Revisa y aprueba

Toca **Review Bridge**.

Revisa detenidamente los detalles, incluidas las wallets de envío y recepción y el importe estimado que recibirás.

Si todo es correcto, toca **Approve** para enviar la transacción.

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