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Avalanche · live routesAvalanche bridge — move crypto to Avalanche, no account
Avalanche C-Chain is the EVM-compatible chain of the Avalanche network. AVAX pays for gas, and USDC and USDT are issued natively on it. Swap into it from 16 other networks and receive AVAX, USDC and USDT directly, with no wrapped tokens and no sign-up.
- No account
- Fees included in the quote
- TorrentSwap never holds your funds
Assets you can receive on Avalanche
- AVAX
USDC
USDT
Bridge to Avalanche
Live quotesEnter the amount of BTC you want to swap
You receive
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Fees are included in every amount. If a protocol can’t meet your minimum, your deposit is refunded.
Transparency
Who executes Avalanche swaps
Every quote names the protocol that would run your swap. TorrentSwap compares them and never holds your funds.
NEAR Intents
Solvers compete to fill your swap at the best price.
Held briefly by the intents deposit service until a solver fills the order.
How NEAR Intents worksFlashnet
Fast cross-chain settlement network.
Held briefly at a Flashnet deposit address while the swap settles.
How Flashnet works
How it works
How to bridge to Avalanche
- 01
Choose the pair
Pick what you are sending and the Avalanche asset you want. Quotes arrive in seconds.
- 02
Compare named routes
Each route names its protocol and shows what you receive after all fees, how long it takes and the protected minimum.
- 03
Add two addresses
Your Avalanche address to receive, and a refund address on the network you send from.
- 04
Send once
Send the exact deposit from any wallet or exchange, or connect a supported wallet and approve one transfer. Tracking starts on its own.
Network notes
What to know before bridging to Avalanche
Only the C-Chain is supported. If your wallet shows several Avalanche addresses, use the one that starts with 0x.
Exchanges sometimes list AVAX withdrawals on the X-Chain by default. Choose C-Chain when withdrawing AVAX you plan to swap.
- Native asset
- AVAX
- Address format
- A C-Chain 0x address. Avalanche also has X-Chain and P-Chain addresses (X-avax1…, P-avax1…), which cannot receive these routes.
- Deposits from this network
- Avalanche deposits are usually accepted within about a minute.
- Fees
- Included in every quote: network, protocol and TorrentSwap fees.
Step-by-step pages
Avalanche swap guides
Each page covers one route in detail: which protocols serve it, typical timing, address formats and common mistakes.
FAQ
Bridging to Avalanche: questions
Other networks
How do I bridge to Avalanche?
Pick what you want to send and a Avalanche asset to receive, enter an amount and compare the live routes. Add your Avalanche address and a refund address on the source network, then send the exact deposit — from any wallet or exchange — or connect a supported wallet and approve one transfer.
How long does bridging to Avalanche take?
It depends mostly on the network you send from. From Bitcoin, expect about 10–30 minutes depending on the protocol; from Ethereum, Solana and other fast networks, usually a few minutes. Sending from Avalanche: Avalanche deposits are usually accepted within about a minute. Each live quote shows its own estimate.
Which protocols can bridge to Avalanche?
NEAR Intents and Flashnet serve Avalanche routes on TorrentSwap. The swap box lists every protocol that responds for your pair and amount, by name, ranked by what you receive.
What address do I need on Avalanche?
A C-Chain 0x address. Avalanche also has X-Chain and P-Chain addresses (X-avax1…, P-avax1…), which cannot receive these routes.
Do I need an account to bridge to Avalanche?
No. There is no sign-up and no email. The protocols that execute swaps can apply their own compliance screening, for example against sanctioned addresses, and every transaction stays visible on its public blockchain.
Is bridging to Avalanche safe?
No cross-chain transfer is risk-free. TorrentSwap never holds your funds; the executing protocol holds them briefly while the swap settles, as described on each route. Check the network, both addresses and the quote before sending, and never share a seed phrase with anyone.