Crossing chains

Bridging is live, and it isn't a step you take. An ordinary trade crosses chains for you.

Crossing chains works, today, on every route Vision supports. What doesn't exist is a bridge screen. There's nothing to open, no bridge to pick, and no two-part process. It was absorbed into ordinary trading, which is why you won't find it in the nav as its own action. One instruction, however many chains it takes. What you actually do Say what you want the outcome to be. "Swap my SOL for ETH on Base" is one instruction: Vision works out whether that's one chain or two, picks the route, and delivers the result.

You confirm once and see one fee. Move $200 of my cash to Arbitrum Sell my BONK and buy ETH on Base Why there's nothing to configure Your balance is already one number across every chain, so "which chain is my money on" isn't a question you have to answer before trading. Vision picks where to spend from, crosses if it needs to, and lands the result where you asked for it. No gas token. You never hold ETH on one chain and POL on another just to move.

Network fees on trades from your Vision Wallet are sponsored. No route choice, which provider serves a given pair is Vision's problem, and it changes. Naming one here would go stale silently. One fee: 1% of what you put in, whether the trade touched one chain or two. Small cross-chain trades cost more than they look. A cross-chain route has real costs underneath it, and on a very small trade those are a large slice of the total.

The preview card always shows what you pay against what you receive. Read it, and consider sizing up if the gap looks wrong. See also Swaps.