Solflare unveiled a new Bridge feature that lets users transfer assets from Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several other top blockchains directly into Solana wallets without juggling multiple bridge approvals or external dApps.
This upgrade uses Aurora Intents, a solution backed by NEAR Intents infrastructure responsible for over $23 billion in settled volume. Each supported blockchain and token pair gets a permanent deposit address, simplifying the process to just sending assets once to that address. The system then handles routing, liquidity, and swaps automatically before crediting Solflare wallets.
Faster and simpler asset moves
Transfers from Ethereum-based networks typically finalize within a minute, while Bitcoin deposits take roughly 14 minutes, according to Aurora Labs. Besides Ethereum and Bitcoin, supported chains at launch include Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Tron, and NEAR. Users mainly receive SOL and stablecoins, though other tokens can be included depending on liquidity.
For the first month, Solflare waives fees up to a combined $125,000 total. Normally stablecoin transfers carry a 0.1% fee, and others cost 1%. Vidor Gencel, co-founder and co-CEO of Solflare, said this innovation wipes out typical bridge hassles no dApp connection or wrapped tokens, just a reusable address per chain-token pair.
