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  • Introduction
    • Get to Know re.al
    • Relationship to Arbitrum
    • Tokenized RWAs on re.al
  • re.al Chain
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    • Block Explorer
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  • Get Started
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    • Get Started
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    • Network Guides and Videos
      • How to Bridge to re.al
      • How to Lock $RWA
      • How to Bridge from re.al (to Ethereum and L2s)
  • RWA Token
    • Overview
    • RWA Tokenomics
      • Reporting veRWA APY
    • Managing veRWA
    • stRWA and wstRWA
    • RWA Rewards Program
      • Overview and Goals
      • Program Specifics
      • Referrals
      • Calculating Points
    • Migration
    • Contracts
      • RWA Technical
      • stRWA Technical
  • Build on re.al
    • Start Building
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    • Smart Contracts
      • Write a Contract
      • Deploy Using Hardhat
      • Verify Contracts
  • Services
    • Services
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      • Safe Account Abstraction
    • Automation & Off-chain Data
      • Gelato Web3 Functions
    • Bridges
      • Layer Zero
    • Indexers
      • Goldsky
    • Oracles
      • Redstone on re.al
    • Relay
      • Gelato Relay
    • VRF
      • Gelato VRF
    • Wallet as a Service
      • Privy
      • Web3Auth
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Bridges

Please note that this section is under active development.

What is a Bridge?

Bridges are a way to connect two different blockchains. They are a special type of smart contract that allows you to lock up tokens on one blockchain and mint the same amount of tokens on another blockchain. This is a very useful feature, as it allows you to transfer tokens between different blockchains. For example, you can transfer tokens from the Ethereum blockchain to the Arbitrum blockchain.

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