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# Multi-Chain Bridge

For newcomers to DeFi and veterans alike, one of the most frustrating processes in crypto is moving assets from one chain to the other. Often, moving assets cross-chain requires frustrating workarounds with many extra steps. Many bridges that exist to solve this problem are usually quite complicated, slow, and sometimes flat out don’t work.

Multi-Chain Bridge available within the Sphynx DeFi App which allows users to Bridge across Multiple Networks with just a few steps. 

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## Advantages over other bridging services.

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## Bridge Fees Breakdown

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Genesis NFT holders share 50% of the bridge fees.&#x20;
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## "How to use the Sphynx Multi-Chain Bridge"

**Step 1:** Open the Sphynx DeFi App, open "Networks" and select the network you want to operate. (In this example we will bridge BRISE Token from BSC to BRC)

**Step 2:** Tap on the main menu and select "Bridge"

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**Step 3:** Select the token to bridge, enter the amount and select the network you would like to bridge to.

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**Step4:** "Approve" the transaction and tap "Next"

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**Step 5:** A popup will appear for you to confirm the amount and see the bridge fee. Click on "Confirm"

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You have successfully bridged your assets.
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