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Fuse Bridge FAQ

I have USDC or WETH on the Fuse network and want to bridge it to another network. But the Bridge shows me a balance of 0.​

  • The Fuse Bridge uses other tokens USDC V2 and WETH V2 on the bridge. Don't worry, their value is identical to standard USDC and WETH on the Fuse network.

  • So first you need to swap your USDC/WETH tokens for USDC V2/WETH V2 on the Voltage Finance dapp and then bridge tokens from Fuse to another network.

I deposited USDC or WETH into the Fuse network, but I don't see the tokens in my wallet.​

After that, you can swap these tokens for standard USDC and WETH on Fuse on the Voltage Finance dapp.

What are Fuse token addresses on Polygon, Optimism and Arbitrum?​

What tokens can be transferred using the Fuse Token Bridge?​

  • The Fuse Token Bridge can send FUSE, USDC, and WETH tokens.

Between which networks can the tokens be transferred?​

  • The tokens can be transferred between the Fuse Network and Polygon, Optimism, and Arbitrum.

Is there a guide available on how to use the Fuse Token Bridge?​

  • Yes, a guide on how to use the Fuse Token Bridge is available on the provided link.

What is the Native Token of the Fuse Network?​

  • The native token of the Fuse Network is the Fuse token (FUSE).

What technology powers the Fuse bridge, and who monitors its security?​

  • The token bridge is powered by LayerZero technology, and its security is monitored by blockchain security experts Ironblocks.

Are there any fees associated with using the Fuse Token Bridge?​

  • Currently, there are zero bridge fees on the Fuse Token Bridge.

Is there any liquidity concern users should know?​

  • Users should be aware that liquidity at this stage is minimal, so they are advised to avoid trying to bridge substantial amounts.

How are gas fees on Fuse Network calculated?​

  • Blockchain gas fees are calculated based on the complexity of the transaction or contract interaction on the network. Every operation, such as sending tokens, interacting with a contract, or transferring assets, requires a certain amount of computational work measured in "gas."

  • The total gas fee is determined by multiplying the gas used by the gas price, which is set by the user and measured in units like gwei for Ethereum.

I had FUSE tokens on the Polygon network, but after I withdrew the FUSE tokens from the Fuse network, I received other FUSE tokens. What's happening?​