Non-custodial cross-chain bridge.

ZeroFi Bridge is a non-custodial cross-chain bridge protocol. It allows you to mint wrapped assets on destination chains against native-asset deposits into multisig vaults, or burn wrapped tokens to receive native assets back. Finality is enforced on both sides by open, auditable clusters of node operators. Available at zerofi-bridge.org.

ZeroFi Bridge currently supports XMR, BTC, and LTC as source chains, with more being added through governance proposals. You deposit native assets from these networks and receive wrapped tokens on the destination chain of your choice.

ZeroFi Bridge supports Ethereum, BSC, HyperEVM, Base, Tron, and Solana as destination chains. When you deposit a native asset from a source chain, you can choose which destination chain to receive the wrapped token on.

To mint wrapped assets, deposit your native tokens (XMR, BTC, or LTC) into ZeroFi's multisig vault on the source chain. Once the node cluster confirms the deposit and reaches consensus, equivalent wrapped tokens are minted on your chosen destination chain. The entire process is non-custodial, transparent, and typically completes in around 15 minutes.

To burn wrapped tokens and retrieve your native assets, send the wrapped tokens to the burn address on the destination chain. The node cluster verifies the burn event and releases equivalent native assets from the multisig vault back to your wallet on the source chain. All burns are verifiable on-chain.

Yes. ZeroFi Bridge uses multisig vaults governed by open, auditable clusters of independent node operators. There are no single points of failure. All bridge operations are fully transparent and verifiable on-chain through the ZeroFi explorer. The protocol is non-custodial — users maintain control of their assets at all times.

ZeroFi Bridge charges a minimal bridge fee of approximately 0.1% to cover node operator costs and network transaction fees on the destination chain. Exact fees are displayed before you confirm each transaction. There are no hidden fees — what you see is what you pay.

Bridge transfer times depend on the source chain's confirmation requirements. Typically, minting completes in approximately 10–20 minutes. Burns follow a similar timeline. You can track the status of all bridge operations in real-time using the ZeroFi explorer.

ZeroFi Bridge supports all major wallets compatible with the destination chains: MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and hardware wallets like Ledger for EVM chains; Phantom and Solflare for Solana; TronLink for Tron; and WalletConnect for mobile access. Any compatible wallet can be used to receive wrapped tokens.

Non-custodial means ZeroFi Bridge never takes custody of your assets. Native assets are held in multisig vaults controlled by a distributed cluster of independent node operators — not by ZeroFi or any single entity. You maintain full control and ownership throughout the bridge process.

Multisig (multi-signature) vaults require multiple independent node operators to approve any transaction. This means no single operator can move funds unilaterally. ZeroFi's vaults are governed by open, auditable clusters — ensuring security and transparency through distributed consensus.

Yes. Every wrapped token minted by ZeroFi Bridge is backed 1:1 by the native asset locked in the multisig vault. This is verifiable at any time through the ZeroFi explorer. When you burn the wrapped token, the exact equivalent native asset is released from the vault.

Yes. ZeroFi Bridge is fully responsive and works in any mobile browser. For the best experience, use your wallet's built-in browser — for example, MetaMask Mobile for EVM chains, or Phantom for Solana. You can also connect mobile wallets via WalletConnect.

ZeroFi's node operator clusters are groups of independent operators that collectively verify and process bridge transactions. They monitor deposits on source chains, reach consensus on transaction validity, and co-sign operations on multisig vaults. The cluster structure ensures no single entity controls the bridge.

Minimum bridge amounts vary by source chain and are set to cover network transaction fees on both sides. The exact minimum is displayed in the bridge interface before you initiate a transaction. There is no maximum bridge amount — large transfers are fully supported.

All bridge transactions can be tracked in real-time using the ZeroFi explorer, accessible from the navigation bar. The explorer shows the status of deposits, mints, burns, and releases across all supported chains. You can search by transaction hash or wallet address.

If a bridge transaction fails or times out, your native assets remain safe in the multisig vault. The node cluster will not mint wrapped tokens unless deposit confirmation is fully verified. In rare failure cases, assets can be retrieved through the recovery process documented in the ZeroFi docs.

Full documentation is available through the Docs link in the navigation. For community support, join the ZeroFi Telegram or follow the project on Twitter. The GitHub repository contains open-source protocol information. The official website is zerofi-bridge.org.