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Warp Routes: Example Usage

Warp Route combinations allow developers to tailor cross-chain transfers for specific use cases. Below are examples of commonly used combinations and configurations.

Warp Route Combinations​

1. Native to Native​

This route allows for the transfer of native tokens between chains that both use their own native tokens.

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This type of route should only be used when both networks have native tokens of equivalent value, e.g. inEVM & Ethereum.

Setup​

  • HypNative contract deployed on both chains.

Example Flow​

From: Ethereum (ETH)
To: inEVM (ETH)
Amount: 1 ETH

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Use Case​

  • Alice wants to quickly move value from Ethereum to inEVM.

2. Native to Synthetic​

This route creates a synthetic representation of a native token on another chain.

Setup​

  • HypNative contract deployed on native token chain.
  • HypERC20 (synthetic) contract deployed on other chain.

Example Flow​

From: Celo (CELO)
To: Optimism (wCELO)
Amount: 100 CELO

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Use Case​

  • A Celo-based project wants to make their native CELO token available for use on Optimism.

3. Collateral to Synthetic​

This route allows for the creation of synthetic tokens based on collateralized ERC20 tokens.

Setup​

  • HypERC20Collateral contract deployed on ERC20 chain.
  • HypERC20 (synthetic) contract deployed on other chain.

Example Flow​

From: Ethereum (USDC)
To: Arbitrum (wUSDC)
Amount: 1000 USDC

Diagram​

Use Case​

  • Alice wants to use her USDC on Arbitrum without moving actual USDC to Arbitrum or relying on Arbitrum's bridged USDC.