Buy, bridge, swap

It moves USDC onto PulseChain from Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and the other networks in the list, and ETH from Ethereum or Base. USDT and DAI on Ethereum, and USDT on BNB Chain, come over too. The bridge itself is LibertySwap’s; this page asks it for a quote and hands your wallet the transactions it answers with. A dollar coin can arrive as PLS or any other token PulseChain trades, because the bridge sells it on the chain before delivering. ETH arrives as WETH.

No. Every step is a transaction you confirm in your own wallet, where you can read the amount and the contract before agreeing. The site writes none of them, signs nothing and holds nothing. Before your wallet sees a quote, the site checks that the approval in it is for the coin you picked, for exactly the amount you typed, and for the contract the transfer goes to.

The fee under the form is the whole of it as a percentage: the bridge’s own, and this site’s where there is one. The amount you are shown already has it taken off. Your wallet adds the network fee for the transaction, which on Base is a small fraction of what it is on Ethereum.

Every transaction on PulseChain is paid for in PLS. Arrive holding only USDC and you cannot pay to move it, trade it or do anything else with it. Receiving PLS, or at least some of what you bring as PLS, avoids that.

A token cannot be taken from your wallet without your leave. The first transaction gives the bridge leave to take exactly the amount you are sending, and no more; the second sends it. ETH needs only the second.

Yes: the arrows between the two amounts turn the form round. The bridge carries USDC and WETH off PulseChain and nothing else, so swap what you hold into one of them first. USDC arrives as USDC on any network it can be brought in from; WETH arrives as ETH, on Ethereum or Base. The fee that way is higher.

Yes, from inside a wallet app. An ordinary mobile browser has no wallet in it, so open this page in the browser built into your wallet, and the form will find it. In ZKX Wallet, Internet Money and most others, paste this page’s address into the wallet’s browser; for MetaMask, Trust Wallet and Coinbase Wallet the page has links that open it there for you. Without a wallet yet, start with ZKX Wallet or Internet Money, both built for PulseChain.

With the guide: a wallet first, then the ways to turn money into ETH or USDC, then back here to bring it over.