Exchange
Move your own money
Swap it, bridge it, send it to one address.
Pick what you hold and pick what you want. Cherum routes it across 25 networks, including the sources most aggregators skip: TON, Tron, Solana and Bitcoin.
How it works
Four steps, one signature to send.
What you get
What the route shows you before you sign.
Sources most aggregators skip
TON, Tron, Solana and Bitcoin as the source, not only the destination. Most aggregators can bridge you out of EVM and no further.
The route is not a black box
Every part of the transfer shows its provider, expected output, fee and time, before you sign and while it runs. Pick a different route for any part if you disagree with ours.
Gas where you land
Arrive on a new network with enough native token to move, instead of holding a balance you cannot spend. Offered from about $1,000, on the EVM networks we run it for: Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain and HyperEVM. Bitcoin, Solana, TON and Tron arrive without it: there the native token is the thing you are receiving anyway.
Refunds go to the wallet that paid
Where a part of the transfer carries a refund address, the build names the wallet that paid, and a build that names anyone else is refused. A Circle (CCTP) part carries none: it arrives at our contract on the other network, and two of our service keys release it to the recipient. If a payment stops in our contract, we deliver it or refund it ourselves. A refund can come back in a different coin than you sent; the quote names it before you sign.
25 networks, one account
The same wallet, the same screen, whichever chain you started on.
On your own
Sign and it’s done
If you’re one person, that’s the whole story: you sign, and it moves.
With a team
Someone else confirms
If you’re a team, an exchange from your own wallet stays yours alone. Approvals and limits exist for money that leaves the company, and that is Payouts.