NAVI

Solana to Robinhood Chain bridge

Bridge between Solana and Robinhood Chain

Move SOL or USDC from Solana to ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain, and back, through Relay. From your own wallets, with NAVI's 0.25% fee and Relay's fee shown before you sign.

Checking the bridge is available in your region.

If this doesn't clear, open it from the Cross-chain tab of the SOL swap panel.

The same bridge is the Cross-chain tab of the swap panel on Solana token pages and Robinhood Chain token pages.

What you'll see before you sign

Every bridge quote shows:
What you receive
After every fee

The amount that lands in the destination wallet, and the minimum after slippage (1% by default, 0.1% to 5%).

NAVI fee
0.25%

0.20% on Pro. From Solana it is paid in SOL or USDC; from Robinhood Chain Relay takes it from the amount sent.

Relayer fee
Relay's own

What Relay charges to fill the transfer, shown separately. Network gas on the sending chain is on top.

Recipient
Your own wallet

Filled in with your connected wallet on the other chain. Sending anywhere else needs an extra confirmation.

How a transfer works

  1. 1. Connect both wallets

    A Solana wallet for the Solana side and an EVM wallet for Robinhood Chain. Phantom covers both once Robinhood Chain is turned on in its network settings.

  2. 2. Pick the direction and asset

    SOL or USDC from Solana into ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain, or the other way. On a token's page the picker also offers that token.

  3. 3. Check the quote

    Amount out, minimum received, NAVI's fee and Relay's fee, all before anything is signed. Quotes expire after a short time and refresh.

  4. 4. Sign once

    NAVI checks the transaction in your browser against Relay's known contracts and NAVI's fee receivers, then your wallet signs and sends it.

  5. 5. Follow it land

    A status timeline follows the transfer until Relay fills it on the other chain, or refunds it to the wallet you sent from.

Custody, checks and refunds

Non-custodial
Your wallets sign every transaction. NAVI never signs for you and never holds the funds in transit: Relay fills the transfer, and a failed one is refunded to the sending wallet.
Checked before you sign
The server builds and simulates the transaction, then your browser checks it again against a fixed list of Relay programs, contracts and NAVI fee receivers. Anything else is refused before the wallet opens.
Same risk rules as swaps
Tokens NAVI rates High can only be bridged against SOL, USDC, ETH or USDG, never straight into another risky token.
Region rules
Where NAVI trading is unavailable the bridge is hidden and the API refuses quotes.

Your wallets sign

Checked in your browser

Refunds to the sender

Bridge questions

How do I bridge from Solana to Robinhood Chain?

Connect a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet above, choose SOL or USDC on the Solana side and ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain, enter an amount and check the quote. Sign in your Solana wallet and the status timeline follows the transfer until it lands.

What does it cost?

NAVI's fee is 0.25% of the amount, or 0.20% on Pro. Relay's fee and the sending chain's network gas are on top. All of them are in the quote before you sign.

Which bridge does NAVI use?

Relay, a cross-chain protocol that fills transfers on the destination chain. NAVI builds and checks the transaction; Relay moves the funds.

Can I bridge back from Robinhood Chain to Solana?

Yes. Switch the direction in the panel and send ETH or USDG from your EVM wallet. NAVI's fee is then taken by Relay from the amount sent.

What happens if a transfer fails?

Relay refunds it to the wallet that sent it. The status timeline shows the refund and its transaction.

What should I do after bridging?

Keep a little ETH for gas on Robinhood Chain, then check a token before buying it: the Robinhood Chain token scanner runs a sell simulation and holder checks, and the swap sits on the same page.