Guide
A quick way to get acquainted with how you could bridge with Ordigate.
1. Setup
Users can access the FERC20 Bridge in two ways:
Directly accessing the FERC20 Bridge DApp;
Clicking the "FERC20" link under the Ordigate homepage's "Transfer" section.
2. Bridge $ferc
Ordigate provides users with the capability to facilitate cross-chain asset bridges between different blockchain networks in a flexible manner. Prior to initiating any bridge transaction on Ordigate, it is necessary to obtain contract approval for each token that intends to interact with a smart contract. To illustrate the complete bridge process, let's consider the transfer of $ferc tokens from the Ethereum network to the Arbitrum network.
2.1 Approve the contract
Before initiating the bridge, you need to approve the contract interaction for the $ferc token. Locate the $ferc token on the Ordigate platform and initiate the approval process. This step allows the contract to interact with your $ferc tokens.
2.2 Bridge Assets
Users should carefully review all transaction details, including token quantity, associated fees, and any additional required information. Subsequently, they need to confirm the transaction.
3. Receive $ferc
By clicking on the "History" tab, users will be able to access a comprehensive record of their past transactions, including information such as the date and time of the transfer, the token type involved, the source and destination addresses, and the status of each transaction.
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