> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.trover.tech/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.trover.tech/using-trover/bridge-and-swap-assets.md).

# bridge and swap assets

## bridge and swap assets

trover uses relay-backed routing to move or swap assets across supported evm networks.

### use the bridge page

open **bridge**, choose the origin network, destination network, assets, and amount, then review the returned route. your linked wallet is used by default. destination and refund addresses can be changed when custom addresses are enabled.

### use a command

```
bridge 20 USDC from base to robinhood chain
bridge 0.01 ETH from ethereum to base as USDC
```

supported aliases include **ethereum**, **optimism**, **bnb**, **polygon**, **robinhood chain**, **base**, **arbitrum**, and **avalanche**. live availability is still determined by relay and trover’s current allowlist, denylist, and operator controls.

you can add optional instructions:

```
bridge 20 USDC from base to robinhood chain as USDG slippage 50 bps
```

the default mode is exact input. phrases such as **receive exactly** or **get exactly** request exact output when the route supports it.

### before you submit

check:

* both networks and both assets
* the recipient and refund address
* the minimum received amount
* slippage
* network gas and route fees
* approvals and execution steps

{% hint style="warning" %}
bridges add provider, relayer, destination-chain, and cross-chain execution risk. a quote is not a guarantee that every step will complete at the displayed time or cost.
{% endhint %}


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