# Bridging on Kwenta

Before bridging, you’ll first need to add the Mainnet RPC details to your wallet client. You can do this by heading to [Chainlist](https://chainlist.org/?search=base), connecting your wallet, and allowing it to add the  RPC details to your wallet, by adding the network details manually. Network details can be found at [Broken mention](broken://pages/zx6DVtwRNyB5alBSkgjE)

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Pro Tip: Connecting your wallet to Kwenta V3 will prompt you to switch and add the RPC if it isn't already available.
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Once your wallet supports the network, you’ll be ready to bridge assets. There are  multiple ways to bridge assets into the ecosystem.

### **How to Deposit Funds Using the Kwenta Bridge**

To get started with Bridging to base, head over to [https://kwenta.io/](#how-to-deposit-funds-using-the-kwenta-bridge) and ‘Connect a Wallet’. Follow the prompts in your wallet to connect it, this is the wallet that will both send the asset (on the origin chain) and later receive it.

After connecting, should no funds be found on the network, our bridge integration will prompt traders to bridge funds while doing the initial setting up of their v3 account. 

To initiate a transfer, select your origin chain in the 'From' and the 'To' section, then input the desired amount to bridge. 

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Once ready, click on 'Review Quote'. A summary of fees will then be displayed.

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To proceed, click the **Confirm and Send** button to initiate the transfer. This will trigger a transaction confirmation request in your wallet. Once the transaction is successfully processed, the confirmed amount will will be available in your wallet on the other side.

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