Start with the network and asset

Ethereum and Avalanche are separate networks with different asset and gas environments. Choose Ethereum as the source and Avalanche as the destination.

Review the live route

Check the token representation and destination network before approving. The same ticker can have different contracts and liquidity across networks.

Complete the transfer carefully

Compare the estimated output and fees, including any swap embedded in the route. Large transfers can be more sensitive to available liquidity.

Practical takeaway

Use a live quote, verify the destination chain, and keep the transaction hash. If a route is unavailable, choose a currently supported alternative rather than sending directly.

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