Bridge MAGIC

Treasure Bridge enables the transfer of certain tokens between Ethereum (L1), Arbitrum One (L2) and Treasure (L2). For testnet, you can bridge certain tokens between Sepolia (L1), Arbitrum Sepolia (L2) and Treasure Topaz (L2).

You can use popular Ethereum wallets like Treasure Account (via WalletConnect), MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow Wallet to name a few to interact with the Treasure Bridge.

There are network fees involved which are used to pay for (i) gas costs to run the bridging transaction on the originating chain; and (ii) gas costs to resolve the bridging operation on the destination chain.

Example: If you would like to bridge MAGIC from Ethereum to Treasure, you will need ETH for gas as well as MAGIC. To bridge ETH from Ethereum to Treasure, you will need ETH as well as MAGIC. There are no additional fees specifically for using the Treasure Bridge.

The bridge has been built with flexibility and choice in mind, with current support from ZKsync (via their native shared bridge) as well as Hyperlane. Hyperlane powers the Arbitrum One to Treasure bridge via their permissionless interoperability framework. As of December 11, Hyperlane connects over 100 chains, has bridged over $5B in value, and supports over 5 VMs. In the near future, Treasure’s interoperability framework will expand to include other unannounced partnerships.

No, if a withdrawal has already been initiated it is not possible to cancel it. Once a withdrawal has been initiated, it will first need to be completed before you are able start a new withdrawal in the event you would like to bridge assets in the opposite direction.

Deposits to the Treasure should take approximately 15 minutes from Ethereum and a few minutes from Arbitrum One after the initial transaction is confirmed. Withdrawals from Treasure to Ethereum should take approximately 24 hours at which point you’ll have a second claim transaction to complete the withdrawal.

The Treasure Discord community is available answer any questions or provide support. Depending on your issue, you can create a support ticket in #support-tickets.