Moving
from Ethereum to Base is the first thing most people do on Base. There are two common ways: Base's own bridge, which takes a few minutes, and an intent bridge like
Across, which takes seconds. Both deliver
to the same address on Base.
You deposit
into Across's contract on Ethereum and name what you want on Base. A relayer sees the deposit and pays you on Base from its own funds, usually within seconds. Across then repays the relayer from the deposit once it has checked the deposit on Ethereum. You pay a small relayer fee, taken out of the amount that arrives.
On Base, Across pays out
to a regular wallet. If the receiving address is a smart contract wallet, it pays
instead, which
unwraps to
one for one.
Base's own bridge works the same way from your side, but you wait a few minutes for the deposit to land on Base.
The amount you receive on Base is quoted from Across when the plug compiles, not fixed when it was written, so it always reflects the current fee. Change 0.1 to the amount you want to move.
We simulated the plug on Ethereum in November 2026.