# Fuse-BSC Bridge Tutorial

Please note that the bridge works in the following directions

* ETH – FUSE network and FUSE network-ETH
* FUSE network - BSC and BSC-FUSE network

**Bridging tokens from Fuse network to BSC**\
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As mentioned before, make sure you are connected to the Fuse Network RPC. To learn how to add the Fuse Network RPC you can follow the tutorial [**here**](https://docs.fuse.io/the-fuse-studio/getting-started/how-to-add-fuse-to-your-metamask).

**Step 1:** Navigate to [Voltage Finance](https://voltage.finance/index.html) and choose Bridge on the left. 

Use the “Connect to a wallet” button at the top right to connect your wallet to Voltage. Once you connect, you should be able to see your wallet address and see the network you are connected to. (in this case Fuse Network).

**Step 2:** Click on “Bridge,” then choose Binance Smart Chain as the destination chain. Choose the token you wish to bridge (in this case, FUSE) and the amount.

Please note that **the minimum amount eligible for a bridge withdrawal to BSC is $100 in FUSE**. The same rule applies to other tokens on the bridge.

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Once this is done, you can click on “Transfer” and approve the transaction. Once this transaction is confirmed on-chain, the FUSE balance will be moved to the bridge smart contract.

Finally, you will need to claim your FUSE from the bridge contract on BSC. Note that you will need to have enough BNB on your destination address on BSC to be able to claim the bridged tokens successfully.

Press on "Claim," confirm the transaction in MetaMask, and you will receive FUSE to your BSC address. The transaction can be tracked on [https://bscscan.com.](https://explorer.fuse.io/) 

**IMPORTANT**: Although the Fuse team is doing its best to ensure that all the bridge transfers go through smoothly, sometimes, transactions get stuck. If this happens, please use the interface at <https://bscalm.fuse.io/> to troubleshoot the issue or contact the team for support in our official [Telegram group](htps://t.me/fuse.io).&#x20;

**Bridging tokens from BSC to Fuse network**\
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**Note:** Make sure you are connected to BSC RPC. To learn how to add BSC RPC you can follow the tutorial [**here**](https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/connecting-metamask-to-binance-smart-chain).

**Step 1:** Navigate to the [bridge interface](https://app.voltage.finance/#/bridge) on [Voltage](https://voltage.finance/index.html).&#x20;

Use the “Connect to a wallet” on the right-hand top corner to connect your wallet to Voltage. Once you connect you should be able to see your wallet address and see the network you are connected to (in this case BSC).

**Step 2:**\
Select FUSE from the dropdown menu and enter the amount of FUSE you want to transfer from BSC to Fuse Network. Click on “Transfer” and approve the transaction on Metamask. Click on “Approve FUSE” and approve the transaction on Metamask.

Note that **there are no minimum amounts** for the **incoming transfers** to Fuse Network.

Once the transaction is confirmed on-chain, the “Transfer” button can be clicked and the transaction has to be approved, once this second transaction is confirmed on-chain, the FUSE balance on the same address on Fuse network will be credited with the transferred tokens.

Note that when doing transfers in the opposite direction, there is no need to claim the bridged tokens from the smart contract. They are credited to the sender's Fuse address automatically.&#x20;

The updated FUSE balance on Fuse network can be checked through Fuse Network block explorer [https://explorer.fuse.io](https://explorer.fuse.io/).


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