on Ethereum and
on Base are both issued by Circle, so bridging between them is a matter of burning or locking one and getting the other.
Across does it in seconds: you deposit on Ethereum and a relayer pays you native
on Base from its own funds, then gets repaid from your deposit.
Across quotes a fee when you deposit and takes it out of what arrives. For
that fee is mostly the relayer's gas on Base plus a small charge for the capital it fronts, so it stays around a cent on ordinary amounts. What you mostly pay is Ethereum gas for the deposit itself.
What arrives on Base is Circle's native
, the same token Base apps use, not a wrapped copy.
The approval happens inside the same run. The amount you receive on Base is quoted from Across when the plug compiles, not fixed when it was written. Change 100 to the amount you want to move.
We simulated the plug on Ethereum in November 2026.