Ethereum L2 Networks Supported Hop Protocol supports major Ethereum Layer-2 networks, enabling fast and secure cross-chain transfers.

Basics How to bridge with Hop In this section, we'll explain how to bridge tokens from one network to another through Hop.

Hop is a scalable rollup-to-rollup general token bridge. It allows users to send tokens from one rollup or sidechain to another almost immediately without having to wait for the networks …

Hop is a scalable rollup-to-rollup general token bridge. It allows users to send tokens from one rollup to another almost immediately without having to wait for the rollup’s challenge period.

With both the Hop Bridge Token and markets on each rollup to swap between the Hop Bridge Token and the Canonical Token, users can quickly and easily convert from one rollup's …

Hop compresses origin messages (i.e transfers) into Bundles and uses the native message bridges to transfer these Bundles between chains. This system is refered to as using a "Hub …

The Hop protocol is trustless and decentralized because it lives entirely on-chain. Anyone running an Ethereum node can interact with the contracts directly which will perform as programmed …

Looking for the Developer Docs? Check out the v1 docs for the current version of Hop. Developer Docs The Hop v2 protocol and docs are still a work-in-progress and only on testnet. Developer …

FAQ General questions about Hop Promoted articles Documentation has moved 👉https://docs.hop.exchange

1. AMM swap fees (0% - 0.04%) Most bridges have an AMM that will charge between 0.01% -0.04%. The HOP bridge does not have an AMM so there is no AMM fee applied. When you …