deBridge is a web application for swapping supported tokens on one network or across networks. Cross-chain orders use the deBridge Liquidity Network (DLN): independent solvers provide the requested asset on the destination chain, while the input is held in an order-specific smart contract on the source chain until fulfillment or cancellation.
Useful for
- Moving value between supported EVM networks and Solana without relying on a shared bridge liquidity pool.
- Swapping into a different token on the destination chain.
- Using market or limit orders for a cross-chain trade.
Requirements
No separate deBridge account is shown for a standard trade. A compatible wallet is required to create and sign an order. The wallet must hold the input asset and enough of the source chain’s gas token. deBridge itself runs in a browser, although the chosen wallet may require its own app or extension.
Costs and limits
A DLN order currently includes a flat fee paid in the source chain’s native gas token and a variable fee of 4 basis points on the input token. The quote may also reflect solver (an operator that fills a cross-chain order) margin and transaction costs. Fees can change, so the final quote is the reference. Route availability and execution are not guaranteed for every token or order.
Understanding fees and order tracking
Four basis points means a 0.04% protocol fee, in addition to the flat fee. Solver margin, operating expenses, route swaps and any integration fees also affect the amount received. Wallet approval and transaction gas costs are separate.
A limit order waits for a solver to accept its terms. If it remains unfilled, use the documented cancellation flow and track the status until funds return. Protocol order-creation fees are refunded on cancellation; already incurred network costs must be considered separately. Same-chain swaps have their own routing and quote.