Move value off Solana in seconds, not minutes.
eroFi bridges SOL, USDC and USDT from Solana to Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum and more. One signature, every fee shown up front, settled in seconds by a network of professional solvers.
How it works
Three steps from Solana to anywhere.
eroFi is built for the moment you need funds on another chain right now: a mint on Base, a position on Arbitrum, gas on BNB Chain.
- 01
Connect your Solana wallet
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any WalletConnect wallet. Add an EVM wallet if you want the destination filled in for you.
- 02
Pick a destination
Choose the chain and token you want to receive. eroFi fetches a live route with every fee and the minimum you will get.
- 03
Sign once
Approve a single Solana transaction. A professional solver fills you on the destination chain, usually within seconds.
Networks
Solana in, the EVM out and back.
Routes are confirmed live before every transfer. If a pair isn't available at that moment, eroFi tells you instead of guessing.
Solana
Ethereum
BNB Chain
Base
Arbitrum
Optimism
PolygonTrust
Built so you can see exactly what you sign.
eroFi is an interface. Settlement runs on public blockchains — the app never touches your keys.
Non-custodial by design
eroFi never holds your funds or keys. You sign every transaction in your own wallet; the app only builds what you approve.
Every fee, before you sign
Network gas, bridge fee, price impact and minimum received are shown on the quote. No hidden spread.
Both legs tracked
See the Solana deposit and the destination fill with explorer links. In-flight transfers survive a refresh.
One wallet modal, two ecosystems
Hold a Solana and an EVM wallet side by side — eroFi uses the right one for each step automatically.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How does eroFi move funds between chains?
eroFi uses an intent-based routing engine. You deposit on Solana, and a solver who already holds liquidity on the destination chain pays you out there. Because the solver fronts the funds, you do not wait for slow bridge finality.
What does it cost?
You pay the Solana network fee plus a bridge fee that covers the solver’s gas and capital. Both are shown on the quote before you sign. The amount you receive can never be lower than the minimum shown.
How long does a transfer take?
Most routes settle in seconds. The quote shows the time estimate for your specific route, and the progress panel tracks the transfer until the destination transaction is confirmed.
What happens if a transfer fails?
If a solver cannot complete the fill, the deposit is refunded to the origin wallet. eroFi shows the refund status and transaction in your activity.
Can I bridge into Solana too?
Yes. Flip the direction in the app to bring ETH, BNB, USDC or USDT from any supported EVM chain into Solana using an EVM wallet.
Ready to bridge?
Get a live quote without connecting — sign only when it looks right.