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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
Open LayerSwap interface
Choose destination chain
Enter your Layer 2 wallet address
Select the exchange (Coinbase, Binance, etc.)
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.
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