Titan Bridge · Ethereum (chain ID 1)
Bridge from Ethereum to Robinhood & Stable Chain
Ethereum (chain ID 1) is the origin chain for most liquidity that moves onto Robinhood Chain and Stable Chain. Titan Bridge routes transfers out of Ethereum non-custodially, comparing providers so you get the best available route for ETH or a supported ERC-20 rather than committing to one bridge.
Bridging from Ethereum
Titan Bridge is a non-custodial bridge aggregator developed by Titan that automatically routes transfers across multiple bridge providers to optimise speed, cost, and reliability.
Supported assets
- ETH (native)
- USDC
- USDT
- Other supported ERC-20 tokens, subject to live routes
Common routes
- Ethereum → Robinhood Chain (ETH and stablecoins)
- Ethereum → Stable Chain (bridge in to receive USDT0)
- Ethereum → Base and BNB Chain
Estimated times
Ethereum-origin routes are gated by Ethereum block times and the chosen provider; fast intents-based routes usually settle in seconds to a couple of minutes, and every quote shows its own estimate.
Custody
Titan Bridge is non-custodial. There is no deposit address and Titan never holds your funds: the bridge transaction goes directly from your own wallet to the chosen provider's contracts, and you sign every step. A bridge transfer cannot be recalled once submitted, so verify the destination and the quoted receive amount before you sign.
Frequently asked questions
How do I bridge ETH from Ethereum to Robinhood Chain?
Open Titan Bridge, connect your wallet on Ethereum, choose ETH and an amount, set the destination to Robinhood Chain, get a route, and sign one transaction. The bridged ETH arrives on Robinhood Chain, where ETH is the native gas currency.
How do I bridge from Ethereum to Stable Chain?
Select Ethereum as the source and a dollar-denominated asset (USDC, USDT, or ETH), set the destination to Stable Chain, and sign. Because Stable Chain's native gas is USDT0, bridging a dollar asset in gives you spendable USDT0.
Which assets can I bridge from Ethereum?
Native ETH and supported ERC-20 stablecoins such as USDC and USDT by default, plus other ERC-20s where a route exists. Whether a specific token pair is bridgeable at any moment is decided by the routes the underlying providers are offering, so the live quote is always the source of truth.
Is bridging from Ethereum non-custodial?
Yes. The bridge transaction goes directly from your wallet to the chosen provider's contracts; Titan never holds your funds and there is no deposit address.