> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bahamut.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bahamut.io/building-on-bahamut/bridge.md).

# Bridge

**Ethereum to Bahamut Bridge**

Access the [bridge here](https://bridge.fasttoken.com/).

The Ethereum to Bahamut bridge offers a secure and trustless one-way transaction channel between the Ethereum network and Bahamut blockchain. This bridge facilitates the seamless transfer of FTN from Ethereum to Bahamut, providing users with a reliable method to expand their token operations across the Bahamut network.<br>

**Key Features of the Bridge**

* Trustless Interoperability: The one-way bridge ensures secure FTN transfers between Ethereum and Bahamut without exposure to third-party risks or market liquidity limitations.
* Availability: The bridge can support a large amount of liquidity when it comes to FTN, and has a clean user interface to make it easy and safe for each FTN bridge transfer.
* Functionality: The bridge ensures near-instant and cost-effective token transfers.

**Token Transfer Mechanism**

* Circulating Supply Preservation: Tokens crossing the bridge from Ethereum to Bahamut do not alter the circulating supply. The process involves burning the tokens upon departure from Ethereum and minting an equivalent amount (1:1) on the Bahamut blockchain on the same address.

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