Titan Bridge · chain 988 → chain 1
Bridge from Stable Chain to Ethereum
Connect your wallet, choose the asset and amount, and Titan Bridge quotes the best live route from Stable Chain (chain ID 988) to Ethereum (chain ID 1) - value arrives as native ETH, which is also Ethereum's gas asset. You pay gas in USDT0 on Stable Chain; the quoted receive amount is already net of route fees.
Bridge
Securely transfer assets between chains
You send
USDT0You receive (estimated)
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Non-custodial: routing by LI.FI across Across, Stargate & more, with Relay as an automatic fallback - every transaction is signed by your own wallet.
Tokens on this route
These assets have dedicated routes from Stable Chain to Ethereum. Whichever you send, value arrives as native ETH, which is also Ethereum's gas asset. Availability of any pair at a given moment depends on the routes the underlying providers are quoting - the live quote above is the source of truth.
Gas and fees
The bridge transaction executes on Stable Chain, so you need USDT0 there for gas. Route fees belong to whichever provider route is quoted; the quoted receive amount is already net of them and nothing is added afterwards. Both costs are shown as USD estimates before you sign - there is no fixed advertised rate, because real costs move with amount and network conditions. If you plan to transact on Ethereum, keep a little ETH there for gas.
How long it takes
Stable Chain is a newer chain, so direct routes can come and go; Titan retries and checks a fallback provider before reporting a pair unavailable. Most transfers settle within seconds to a few minutes.
Every quote carries its own time estimate for the exact route it found, and after you sign, settlement is tracked live on this page until funds arrive on Ethereum - with the transaction visible on Stablescan and Etherscan.
Custody and providers
Titan Bridge is non-custodial: there is no deposit address, your own wallet signs every transaction, and value moves through the selected provider's contracts - LI.FI's aggregated routes first, with Relay checked automatically as a fallback before a pair is reported unavailable. A bridge transfer cannot be recalled once submitted, so verify the destination and quoted receive amount before signing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I bridge from Stable Chain to Ethereum?
Connect your wallet on this page (the route is preselected), choose the asset and amount, and request a route. Titan compares its providers and shows the exact receive amount, fees, and a time estimate before anything touches your wallet - then you sign, and settlement is tracked live until funds arrive on Ethereum.
Which tokens can I bridge from Stable Chain to Ethereum?
USDT0 have dedicated routes on this pair. Other ERC-20s may also route - availability always depends on the selected token, amount, and the routes providers are offering at that moment, so the live quote is the source of truth.
What gas do I need to bridge out of Stable Chain?
The bridge transaction executes on Stable Chain, so you need enough USDT0 there to cover gas. The quote shows estimated costs in USD before you sign.
What arrives on Ethereum?
Value arrives as native ETH, which is also Ethereum's gas asset. Keep a little ETH for gas on Ethereum if you plan to transact there.
How long does bridging from Stable Chain to Ethereum take?
Stable Chain is a newer chain, so direct routes can come and go; Titan retries and checks a fallback provider before reporting a pair unavailable. Most transfers settle within seconds to a few minutes.
What happens if no route is available right now?
Titan first asks LI.FI (which aggregates many underlying bridges) and automatically falls back to Relay before reporting a pair unavailable. If neither has a route at that moment, nothing is signed and nothing leaves your wallet - try a different amount or asset, or retry later; availability changes with provider liquidity.
Is bridging from Stable Chain to Ethereum non-custodial?
Yes. There is no deposit address - your wallet signs every transaction and value moves through the selected provider's contracts, never through Titan. The quoted receive amount is net of route fees; nothing is added afterwards.