Cross-chain Bridge

Perspective

Execution stays off until the missing pieces are real.

The screen you can use today is the part that does not need a bridge operator: navigation, wallet connection, network selection, amount checks, and an honest status list. Settlement needs more than a button.

A named provider

Pick a documented bridge or solver, pin its contract addresses, and read the trust assumptions. A logo on a form is not a provider.

Token contracts

Load token addresses from the provider or from a list you verify. Do not type a price in by hand and present it as a market.

A live quote

Show the output, the fee, and the expiry that the provider returns. If the quote request fails, leave the fields empty.

Simulation and limits

Simulate the transaction the wallet would sign, enforce a slippage bound, and reject a quote that moved. Test that path on a testnet first.

Until that work is done and tested, Cross-chain Bridge will keep the review screen and will not report a successful transfer.