Learn · Bridges

Bridging to Ink

To use Ink you need funds on Ink. A bridge moves them over from another network. Here are the bridges the Ink docs list, plus the official page.

Bridges listed by Ink

Ink bridge page
Official
Ink’s own page offers Relay or another Superchain bridge. A good first stop.
inkonchain.com/bridge
Relay
Bridge
Named first on Ink’s bridge page.
relay.link
Across
Bridge
Uses a network of solvers so you can move between Ethereum and L2s without the 7 day wait of a native withdrawal.
Open Across
Superbridge
Bridge
Lets you choose the route that suits you.
superbridge.app
Brid.gg
Bridge
Bridges assets from Ethereum to L2s across the Superchain.
brid.gg
Rhino.fi
Bridge
Cross-chain transfers, with an ETH to Ink route.
Open Rhino.fi
Bungee
Aggregator
Compares several bridges and DEXs to find an inexpensive route.
bungee.exchange
Kraken Wallet swap
In wallet
Can add a bridge step automatically when you swap into an Ink asset.
Kraken guide

A bridge moves value from one network to another. You send on the source chain and receive on Ink.
Ink uses ETH for gas. Keep a little ETH on Ink, or you cannot do anything after you arrive.
Quotes include fees and a minimum you will receive. Read them before you confirm.
Routes can take several transactions, and you may need gas on more than one network.
Bridges carry smart contract, liquidity and provider risk. Ink’s docs say to use them at your own risk.

Open the bridge from a link you trust, such as the Ink docs bridge list, and check the URL.
Pick the source network, then Ink as the destination. Check the destination twice.
Send a small test amount first.
When it lands, look at your address on the Ink explorer to confirm.