By default, your bridged funds are sent to the same address they were originally sent from.
++ Yes — find the 'To different address' button beneath the field that displays the amount of ETH or + tokens you will receive on the target chain. You can then enter the address you want the funds to be bridged + to. Only send funds to addresses on Ethereum Mainnet or Linea Mainnet. You may lose funds otherwise, and + they will be irretrievable (see this{" "} + + MetaMask Support article + {" "} + for an explanation). This means you cannot bridge to Bitcoin or Solana, for example, using the Linea Bridge. +
++ If you chose manual claiming, you need to return to the Linea Bridge and make an additional transaction. It + typically takes around 20 minutes (two Ethereum epochs) before you can claim a deposit; withdrawals from + Linea can take much longer, and vary in duration. +
++ To claim, head to the 'Transactions' tab and locate the bridge transaction you want to claim; it + should be marked as 'Ready to claim'. Click on it, and then on the 'Claim' button to + initiate the transaction. +
++ Linea does not charge fees for using the bridge. However, you will need to pay gas fees for transactions. + Gas fees vary according to network activity, so we cannot accurately predict how much you'll pay. The + bulk of the cost will be for interacting with Ethereum Mainnet; Linea's gas fees are considerably + cheaper. +
++ If you use manual claiming, you pay gas fees for the bridge transaction and then gas fees for the claim + transaction. +
++ For automatic claiming, you pay gas fees for your initial bridge transaction and then a fee to cover the gas + costs of the postman executing the claim on your behalf. +
++ The Linea Bridge is designed to transact between layer 1 (Ethereum Mainnet) and layer 2 (Linea Mainnet), + rather than for bridging to any other chains. +
++ If you want to bridge to other EVM-compatible networks, consider using the{" "} + + MetaMask Portfolio bridge + + . +
++ The tokens available to select on the Linea Bridge are sourced from a curated list defined{" "} + + here + {" "} + and maintained by the Linea team. This practice ensures users always bridge to the correct token—rather than + variants, preventing{" "} + + liquidity fragmentation + {" "} + and mitigates the risk of funds loss. +
++ First, check whether your funds are ready to claim. To see claimable funds, go to the “Transactions” tab of + the Linea Bridge app. +
++ If claiming isn't the issue, head to Lineascan and see if the transaction is pending, and in the queue: +
++ If the transaction is still pending, just wait for it to be confirmed, and your funds will be available to + claim or will be in your wallet (depending on the claiming method you chose). If the transaction is missing, + or it has been confirmed and you still don&pos;t see your tokens, contact support by clicking the button in + the bottom-left of the Linea Bridge app, or head to the{" "} + + Linea help center + + . +
+This depends on the direction of your bridge:
++ Yes, although it's not a method we recommend for beginners.{" "} + + View the guide on the MetaMask Help Center + + . +
++ Note that this only speeds up your submission of the bridge transaction. It does not actually speed up the + bridging process itself that you initiate with this transaction — you cannot speed up the 8-32 hour waiting + time for a withdrawal. +
+Click the “Contact support” button in the bottom-left corner of the Linea Bridge app.
+Alternatively, head to the Linea Help Center and click the “Contact” button on the homepage.
++ You can also get advice and support on our moderated{" "} + + Discord + + . +
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