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# How to bridge my BSC tokens

#### Our step-by-step for bridging BSC.

Some networks require a bridge to transfer tokens from one network to another, BSC is one of them! All you need is [AnySwap](https://bsc.anyswap.exchange/bridge#/router), a complex cross-chain solution that allows you to transfer tokens from one network to another using a bridge. AnySwap can also execute decentralized swaps between networks. This may sound a little complicated, but it really isn’t!

 

You can learn how to use AnySwap in our simple step-by-step guide below:

1. Start by going to [AnySwap](https://bsc.anyswap.exchange/bridge#/router) and connecting your MetaMask or Trust Wallet. 
2. Select the token and networks that you’d like to bridge with. Make sure you are selecting the correct From and To networks, e.g. from BSC mainnet to ETH mainnet, or vice versa.
3. You then need to read the fees. When ready, click “Acknowledge Fees”. Make sure you understand the fees and terms discussed before you click the “Swap” button. 
4. Proceed to Swap, and wait for the tokens to show up on the network you sent them to. 

 

**Important note:** Don't worry if you feel like you're waiting too long. The process of transferring funds from one network to another can approximately take between 10 minutes and 24 hours, depending on the traffic. You can look up transactions and check their progress here: [https://bscscan.com](https://bscscan.com/).

 

You’re now ready to start using your new BSC tokens on our platform!


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