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# Bridge Assets Across Networks

Use **Bridge** in Backpack Wallet to move assets between supported networks and wallets.

The example below shows bridging SOL from a Solana wallet to ETH in an Ethereum wallet. Available networks and tokens may vary.

### How to Bridge Assets

#### Step 1: Open Bridge

1. Open Backpack Wallet.
2. Tap **Swap** at the bottom of the screen.
3. Select **Bridge**.

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#### Step 2: Select a Destination Wallet

Tap **Select Destination Wallet**, then select the network and wallet where you want to receive the assets.

For example, you can select an Ethereum or Monad wallet.

If you don't already have a wallet for the destination network, follow the on-screen instructions to create one.

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#### Step 3: Select the Assets and Enter the Amount

1. In the **From** section, select the asset you want to send and enter the amount.
2. In the **To** section, select the token you want to receive.
3. Review the selected destination wallet and the transaction details shown on the screen.

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#### Step 4: Review and Approve

Tap **Review Bridge**.

Review the transaction details carefully, including the sending and receiving wallets and the estimated amount to be received.

If everything is correct, tap **Approve** to submit the transaction.

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