🦄Voltage Finance: Fuse<>Ethereum bridge

This is a step-by-step guide explaining how to move ERC20-supported tokens between Fuse and Ethereum networks.

🌉 Transferring tokens from Ethereum to Fuse network

In this step-by-step bridging tutorial, we will use a MetaMask wallet to bridge FUSE tokens from Fuse to the Ethereum network via the native app.voltage.finance bridge.

Bridging funds between Fuse and Ethereum networks is a 2-step process:

  1. Token transfer - transferring tokens between Fuse<>Ethereum.

  2. Token claim - claiming your tokens after transferring to Fuse or Ethereum network.

Step 1: Navigate to app.voltage.finance/#/bridge:

Step 2: Press Connect wallet (1) on the right-hand, top corner of the page to connect your wallet to the Voltage Finance DApp.

Once you connect, you should be able to see your wallet address and the network you are currently connected to - in this case, make sure you are connected to Ethereum network.

Step 3: Choose FUSE token (1) from the dropdown token menu and enter the amount of FUSE (2) you want to transfer from Ethereum to Fuse network and click the transfer (3) button.

Currently, you don't need to claim FUSE tokens when bridging from Ethereum so you can skip the rest of 'Step 4 claiming process' and just switch to Fuse network on your MM wallet.

Step 4: You will now receive a UI message saying Bridge Transaction Successful (1) followed by a message prompting you to switch your network to Fuse (2) to claim your tokens.

Now switch to Fuse network on your MetaMask wallet, press the Claim button, and approve the claiming transaction (you will pay in FUSE for this gas fee).

Step 5: Congratulations! 🎉 Your tokens were successfully bridged from Fuse to Ethereum network!

🛠 AMB bridge tools for manual token claiming:

In case you have closed the claiming tab, didn't receive the UI message to claim your tokens, or didn't have enough ETH to pay for gas - you can use the following debugging tool links to manually claim the tokens on the Fuse<>Ethereum bridge:

🌉 Transferring tokens from Fuse to Ethereum Network

In this step-by-step bridging tutorial, we will use a MetaMask wallet to bridge FUSE tokens from Fuse to the Ethereum network via the native app.voltage.finance bridge.

Bridging funds between Fuse and Ethereum networks is a 2-step process:

  1. Token transfer - transferring tokens between Fuse<>Ethereum.

  2. Token claim - claiming your tokens after transferring to Fuse or Ethereum network.

Step 1: Navigate to app.voltage.finance/#/bridge:

Step 2: Press Connect wallet (1) on the right-hand, top corner of the page to connect your wallet to the Voltage Finance DApp and click on Ethereum network (2) to bridge to Ethereum.

Once you connect, you should be able to see your wallet address and the network you are currently connected to - in this case, make sure you are connected to Fuse network.

Step 3: Choose FUSE token (1) from the dropdown token menu and enter the amount of FUSE (2) you want to transfer from Fuse to Ethereum network and click the transfer (3) button.

Before making the bridge transaction make sure you have enough ETH tokens to pay the gas fee in order to claim tokens on the Ethereum side of the bridge.

https://etherscan.io/gastracker

Step 4: You will now receive a UI message saying Bridge Transaction Successful (1) followed by a message prompting you to switch your network to Ethereum (2) to claim your tokens.

Now switch to Ethereum network on your MetaMask wallet and press the Claim button and approve the claiming transaction on your MetaMask (you will pay ETH for gas to approve it).

Please don't close the pop-up UI until the end of the bridging process. If you close this pop-up you will need to manually claim the tokens (scroll to the bottom of the page to learn how).

Step 5: Congratulations! 🎉 Your tokens were successfully bridged from Fuse to Ethereum network!

🛠 AMB bridge tools for manual token claiming:

In case you have closed the claiming tab, didn't receive the UI message to claim your tokens, or didn't have enough ETH to pay for gas - you can use the following debugging tool links to manually claim the tokens on the Fuse<>Ethereum bridge:

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