Cross-Chain Stablecoin Swap

PixelBridge Core offers a native stablecoin bridging experience, enabling seamless cross-chain swaps between EVM and non-EVM blockchains.

Unique wallets

457,329

Total transfers

625,967

Liquidity pool

TVL

$39,774,843

Average APR

12.96%

Liquidity pools

PixelBridge Core offers native stablecoin swaps by keeping liquidity pools for each supported asset on every chain

Bridge without wrapped tokens

Single-asset liquidity provision

LP rewards in native stablecoins

Decentralized

Messaging protocols

PixelBridge Core supports multiple messaging protocols, creating additional flexibility and expanding the number of available chains.

Governance

DAO members will vote on the addition of new chains, tokens and change certain bridge variables such as fees.

How to transfer stablecoins?

1. Select network and token

2. Enter the amount and the receiving address

3. Confirm the transaction

FAQ

What is the difference between PixelBridge Core and PixelBridge Classic?

PixelBridge Core focuses specifically on native stablecoin transfers powered by native liquidity pools. It offers a more convenient user experience since it operates without wrapping the tokens. PixelBridge Core also provides access to unique Tron USDT, which is not supported by the Classic bridge.

PixelBridge Classic remains a more versatile bridging solution, supporting both native and wrapped token transfers, and also leverages a wider selection of blockchains.

Where can I find details about my transaction?

Core Explorer offers a convenient tool for tracking transaction history, including chains, messaging protocols, and much more! Learn more details about your Core transfers here.

Do you plan on integrating more chains with PixelBridge Core?

We continuously expand the list of available tokens and networks. You may find the most up-to-date news on our social channels.

Why does the bridge UI indicate that I will receive more tokens on the destination chain than I send?

The bridge incentivizes the users to bridge the assets back to the pool, which is out of balance, by offering a better exchange rate. In some instances, for example, if there was a sizeable outgoing transfer, rebalancing the pool may result in users receiving more than they transferred.

Access the corresponding section to learn more about liquidity pools.