LayerSwap bridges funds directly from exchanges into Layer 2 networks, eliminating manual bridging and high gas fees associated with Ethereum L1.

You deposit from an exchange; LayerSwap routes and delivers tokens to your Layer 2 wallet address automatically. All steps occur through secure integrations and on-chain tracking.

• Speed and cost savings compared to L1 bridging

• No third-party custody or KYC

• Compatible with multiple exchanges and L2 chains

• Progressive tracking of transfers

Pros

• Simplifies DeFi entrance

• Affordable bridging costs

• Safe and non-custodial

Cons

• Dependent on exchange support

• Users must handle wallet addresses correctly

• Token availability varies per chain

1. Open LayerSwap interface

2. Choose destination chain

3. Enter your Layer 2 wallet address

4. Select the exchange (Coinbase, Binance, etc.)

5. Follow the deposit steps

With services like Coinbase and Binance, users must manually bridge after withdrawing from Ethereum. LayerSwap consolidates this into a single, secure flow. Forbes praises this ease-of-use as vital for scaling DeFi adoption.

• Is there account creation? No.

• Supported wallets? Any L2‑compatible wallet.

• What tokens work? Chain-specific tokens supported by exchange.

• Fee structure? Much lower than Ethereum gas.

• Safe for new users? Yes, with clear instructions.

LayerSwap provides a seamless, user-centric tool for sending crypto directly from exchanges into Layer 2—saving time, reducing fees, and improving decentralized finance accessibility.