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Bridge

Move assets between NEAR and other blockchains

RHEA Bridge lets you move tokens between NEAR and other networks. It compares available bridge routers and shows you the best route for your transfer.

How to bridge

Step 1: Choose tokens and networks

Open app.rhea.finance/bridge. In the From field, select the token and network you are sending from (for example, USDT on Solana). In the To field, select the token and network you want to receive (for example, NEAR on NEAR). Use the arrow button between the fields to switch the direction.

Step 2: Connect your wallets

Click Connect in both the From and To fields to connect the wallet for each network. Once connected, your balances are shown under each field.

Optional settings:

  • I'm transferring to a destination address — tick this box if you want to receive the tokens on a different address than the connected wallet.

  • Enable Refuel — get some NEAR along with your transfer to pay for transactions on NEAR.

Step 3: Enter the amount and choose a route

Enter the amount you want to bridge. The bridge shows the estimated amount you will receive and the available routers under Select Bridge Router, with the best route marked (for example, Optimal Path and Fastest) and the estimated time. Click Preview.

Step 4: Review and confirm

Check the preview: the amount you send and receive, the sending and receiving addresses, the Minimum Received and the estimated time. Click Transfer and sign the transaction in your wallet.

Step 5: Track your transfer

The Transaction Detail window shows the progress of your transfer and the estimated bridging time. Use SRC TX to open the source transaction in the explorer.

Once the transfer is done, you will see Bridge Completed. Use DEST TX to open the destination transaction, or + New Transfer to start another one.

Transaction history

Open the History tab to see all your bridge transfers: time, direction, amounts, sending and receiving addresses with transaction links, and status. You can also search for a transfer by its transaction hash.

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