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Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain

Move ETH from Ethereum onto Robinhood Chain so you can trade and launch on Load.

At a glance

Open Bridge from the launchpad header (or More menu). Use the in-app form first, or pick Jumper / Canonical below it. Destination must be Robinhood Chain.

Quick tip

Bridge a little early — transfers can take minutes, unlike a normal same-chain swap.

Trading and launching on Load use ETH on Robinhood Chain. If your ETH is still on Ethereum (or another chain), you need to bridge it first. Bridging moves ETH to the same wallet address on Robinhood Chain — you keep control of your keys the whole time.

Open Bridge

  1. Connect your wallet

    Tap Connect in the header and approve in your wallet app. You will need that same address funded on Robinhood Chain.

  2. Open the Bridge panel

    On desktop, click Bridge in the top bar. On mobile, open More and choose Bridge. A panel opens titled Bridge ETH with the subtitle To Robinhood Chain.

  3. Confirm the route

    You are moving ETH toward Robinhood Chain (icons show Ethereum → Robinhood). Do not change the destination to a different network if the form lets you edit chains — Load only spends Robinhood Chain ETH.

The top of the Bridge panel is an embedded bridge form. Use this when it loads and shows a quote.

  1. Check From / To

    From should be Ethereum (or Sepolia on testnet). To should be Robinhood Chain. Token should be ETH (or the native gas token).

  2. Enter amount

    Type how much ETH to send. Leave a little ETH on the source chain for gas if the form asks for approvals.

  3. Review the quote

    Check estimated receive amount, fees, and time. If numbers look wrong or empty, wait a moment or use Option B / C below.

  4. Connect & confirm

    If the form asks you to connect, use the same wallet. Then confirm each wallet prompt (approve if needed, then the bridge transfer).

  5. Wait for arrival

    Keep the tab open until the status shows success. Then switch your wallet network to Robinhood Chain and refresh Load — your ETH balance should appear for trading or create.

Option B — Jumper (fast external)

Below the in-app form you will see Or open external bridge. The left card is Recommended / Fast with an Open Jumper button.

  1. Click Open Jumper

    Jumper opens in a new tab with From / To prefilled for Ethereum → Robinhood Chain when possible.

  2. Connect the same wallet

    Connect on Jumper with the wallet you use on Load.

  3. Confirm From, To, token, amount

    From: Ethereum. To: Robinhood Chain. Token: ETH. Enter the amount, review the route and fee, then Confirm / Bridge in your wallet.

  4. Return to Load

    When Jumper shows complete, switch the wallet to Robinhood Chain and go back to load.fun.

Option C — Canonical (safer, slower)

The right card is Canonical / Trustless (slower) with Open Canonical. Use this when you prefer the official bridge path and can wait longer.

  1. Click Open Canonical

    The Arbitrum bridge portal opens with source and destination set for Robinhood Chain when possible.

  2. Double-check chains

    Source should be Ethereum (or Sepolia on testnet). Destination should be Robinhood Chain. Asset: ETH.

  3. Move funds and wait

    Follow the portal steps and wallet prompts. Canonical bridges can take longer than Jumper — wait until the destination balance updates before launching or buying.

Which option should I pick?

ChoiceWhen to use
In-app formDefault — stay on Load if it loads a clear quote
JumperIn-app form fails or you want a fast external route
CanonicalYou want the official slower path and can wait