What is TON?
The Open Network, the blockchain integrated with Telegram. Addresses: A user-friendly address starting with EQ or UQ.
How bridging to TON works
A cross-chain bridge coordinates an event on a source network with an event on TON. Designs can lock and mint, burn and mint, or use liquidity on both networks. Each model has different custody, smart-contract, token and recovery assumptions.
Your options for bridging to TON
TorrentSwap does not execute a TON route. Consult official TON documentation to identify supported transfer methods, then verify the URL, networks, token contract, custody model and recovery process independently.
Ways to bridge to TON
TON Bridge (official) (https://bridge.ton.org): Moves TON and wrapped assets between TON and Ethereum or BNB Chain; bridged tokens arrive as wrapped versions. Wallets with built-in swaps (https://ton.org/en/wallets): Several TON wallets, including the wallet in Telegram, offer built-in cross-chain swaps into TON and USDT on TON.
Before you bridge to TON
Many exchanges require a memo (comment) when you deposit TON or TON-based USDT. Sending without the memo can leave funds unassigned, so always copy it together with the address. USDT on TON is issued natively by Tether and is a different asset from USDT on Ethereum or Tron. Check that the receiving wallet supports USDT on TON specifically.
Staying safe when you bridge
Verify the exact URL, source and destination networks, asset contract and destination address. Do not assume that a correctly formatted address supports the selected token, or that an unsupported transfer can be recovered. Never share a seed phrase, private key or wallet password.
Networks TorrentSwap does serve
Live routes currently cover 17 networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Tron, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, Zcash, NEAR and Cardano. If one of them works for you, the bridge pages for those networks have a live swap box.