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Native bridges
Deposits, multi-day withdrawals, proving and finalizing
How native bridges workbeginner
A native bridge is a rollup's own bridge to the chain it settles on. Deposits take minutes, withdrawals can take days, and knowing why helps you pick the right route.2 min readWithdraw with a native bridgeintermediate
Move tokens from a rollup back to its settlement chain using the chain's own bridge. It's the most direct route, but it takes several days and more than one transaction.3 min readWaiting states in Activityintermediate
What each waiting label in Activity means, how long it usually lasts and whether you need to do anything.2 min readWhen a withdrawal resetsadvanced
Sometimes a native bridge withdrawal has to be proved again, or its wait starts over. Here's why that happens and what to do.2 min readEscape hatchadvanced
The escape hatch lets you start a transfer off an OP Stack rollup from its settlement chain, so it can't be blocked by the rollup's sequencer.2 min readCan't finalize a withdrawaladvanced
Some withdrawals made outside Superbridge can't be finalized to a smart account or smart contract. Here's why, and how to finalize safely.2 min read