Bridge moves value between Robinhood Chain and Solana, either
direction. It is the way onto this chain for anyone whose money is on Solana, and the
way back out again.
Connect both wallets. A crossing has two sides, so it needs a wallet on each:
your Robinhood Chain wallet and your Solana wallet. The wallets card shows both
with their balances.
Choose the direction, the token and the amount. The circle between the two
cards flips the direction.
Review the details. The panel names the route it will take, the fees, the time
to expect and the minimum you will receive.
Confirm in your wallet. You sign on the sending chain only.
Wait, and watch it. The page tracks the crossing to completion. Leaving it is
safe: the transfer is on chain, not in the browser tab.
It does not send to someone else. The destination is always your own connected
wallet on the far side. There is no address field to mistype, and no way to bridge
to a wallet you are not signed into.
It does not hold your funds. Gekko has no custody at any point and cannot
reverse or recover a crossing.
It does not reach other chains yet. Robinhood Chain and Solana only. More
chains are on the Roadmap.
A crossing is two transactions on two chains, so it is not instant. The panel shows
an estimate before you confirm, usually a small number of minutes, and then tracks
the real progress. A transfer that is taking longer than the estimate is normally
still moving: the value is committed on the sending chain and is waiting to be
released on the other side.
A Solana wallet cannot attach itself to an ordinary mobile browser, so on a phone the
Solana side asks you to open the page from inside your wallet's browser and links
you there. The Robinhood Chain side connects normally.
Bridging is the point where value leaves one chain for another, and mistakes there
are not recoverable by anyone, Gekko included. Send a small amount first if it is your
first crossing. Read Risk disclosures.
