Question 1

How to Clean Your Browser?

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# How to Clean Your Browser on Desktop

Google Chrome & Brave

Open the Developer Console by right-clicking on the webpage and select "Inspect". | As an alternative, Use this keyboard shortcut: Cmd + Option + J (Linux/MacOS) or Ctrl +Shift +J (Windows).
Select “Application” in the console’s top menu. If you don't see that section click on the Arrow next to the sections displayed

In the left menu, select Storage and click the button, in the right "Clear site data"
Select “Local Storage” in the console’s left menu.
Right-click https://app.chainport.io and click clear to delete the local storage.
Repeat steps 4 and 5, but this time, select "Session Storage"
Right-click in the "Refresh" button of your browser, and select "Empty Cache and Hard Reload"

Firefox

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Question 2

How To Port Tokens Step By Step

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Connect your wallet to ChainPort's bridge.

| ChainPort supports Ledger, Trezor, Coinbase Wallet, Wallet Connect, and Metamask wallets.**

Select your SOURCE (From) chain and TARGET (To) chain.
Click on "Select a token" and choose the token you want to port and the number of tokens you wish to port.

|| If you don't see the token in the list, you can search by TOKEN SYMBOL or by pasting the TOKEN ADDRESS. || You can also check all the tokens officially ported by ChainPort here

Set the amount you want to port

|| Some tokens can have a minimum amount to port

Click Approve

|| This step will appear if the amount to port is bigger than the Spending Cap. Read more about spending caps here.

Click Port button
Confirm Port Modal Explanation | Token: Symbol or Ticker of the token that's going to be ported | Token Address: Original token address. The token received on the target chain will have a different address unique for the target chain | Amount: The number of tokens to be ported. If the fee is paid in the token, you will receive the amount minus the porting fee. | Source Chain: The chain the token will be porting from | Wallet Address: Wallet related to the source chain | Target Chain: The

Question 3

The Token’s Contract Address Changed After Bridging

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Why Did I Receive a Different Token?

If you've received tokens with a different contract address after bridging with ChainPort, don't worry – it's part of the process. When bridging tokens via the lock and mint bridging method with ChainPort, you get a ChainPort-wrapped token on the target chain with a different contract address. A token’s contract address changes depending on the blockchain it operates. You can double-check a token’s contract address on different chains on CoinGecko or blockchain scanners.

Why is There a Difference:

A wrapped crypto token is typically a digital asset converted to function on a blockchain network other than its original one. This ensures cross-chain compatibility and easy exchangeability.

Check Liquidity:

To ensure liquidity, always check the contract address of the token you're trying to port. Visit our explorer to verify if the project has officially chosen ChainPort as its bridge.

How To Port Back To Native Chain

Happy bridging!

Question 4

Welcome To ChainPort

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What is ChainPort?

ChainPort is a next-generation blockchain bridge that places security first while maintaining full functionality.

With ChainPort, you can easily transfer tokens between different blockchains.

It is the first bridge to offer a fully custodial solution, which secures 95% of funds in cold storage vaults.

Additionally, it has an easy-to-use UI, and porting can be done at astounding speed.

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**Do you want to know more? ** • ChainPort, how it works? 🤔 • ChainPort's Official Website 🌐 • ChainPort's GitBook 📕

Stay updated by following us on Social Media: • ChainPort's Twitter 🐦 • ChainPort TG Community 💬 • ChainPort TG News 📰

| Check out the Explore page to see all projects that chose ChainPort to be their official bridge.

Question 5

I Don't See The Tokens in my Wallet 👀

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You Don't See The Tokens in Your Wallet?

Here we explain to you how to import them manually

|| **NOTE: Wallets are constantly improving and updating for various reasons. As such, the method to import the tokens can differ from what is written here.

MetaMask 🦊 (Extension & Mobile App)

Open your MetaMask wallet and click on the "Tokens" tab.
At the bottom of the page, click on the "Import Tokens" button.
Select "Custom Token" from the import options.
Fill in the Token Contract Address, Token Symbol, and Token Decimal Places for your custom token. Be sure to copy and paste the Token Contract Address accurately, as even a slight typo can lead to you adding the wrong token.
Click on "Add Custom Token" when you've filled in all the details.
If the information is correct, your custom token will be added to your MetaMask wallet. You should see its ticker and balance displayed alongside your other assets.

Ledger 🔐

Find the token's contract address.
Open Ledger Live and go to the "Accounts" tab.
Click on the "Settings" button next to the account where you want to add the token.
Select "Manage custom tokens."
Click "Add token."
Enter the token's contract address.
Click "Continue."
Review the information and click "Add token."

|| The token will be added to your account, and you'll be able to see your balance and transaction history.

Trust Wallet 🛡️ (Mobile)

Open the Trust Wallet app and tap on the search bar at

Question 6

Bridging Tokens With Cardano Wallets

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| When using the Cardano-based Eternl, Nami, and Yoroi wallets, it is important to take the following steps in order to ensure a successful porting process:

Eternl Wallet

Before beginning the token porting process, make sure to enable the “Single Address Mode (SAM)” to ensure that all of your token transactions are processed through a single address. This will make it easier to keep track of your tokens when porting. Eternl - Singe Address Mode

Yoroi Wallet

When porting tokens using Yoroi wallet, make sure that you are only porting tokens to the root address. To find the root address, access the “receive” tab and select “external.” The root address will be listed at the bottom of the page.

Nami Wallet

Nami wallet can be used immediately upon connection, as it only uses a single address.

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