Move SWAMP into other networks
Send coins, receive the same amount as tokens. Send tokens back, receive coins.
Send coins, receive the same amount as tokens. Send tokens back, receive coins.
wSWAMP is the wrapped version of SWAMP on the Polygon network, an ERC-20 token you can use across the Polygon/EVM ecosystem — DEXs, DeFi, wallets — while staying fully backed 1:1 by real SWAMP coins held in reserve. Every wSWAMP token in circulation is matched by an equal amount of SWAMP locked in the bridge vault, and you can always redeem your tokens back for native SWAMP. Maximum supply is 4,000,000 wSWAMP, enforced by the token contract itself.
The bridge moves value between the SWAMP network and Polygon in both directions. Send SWAMP to your personal deposit address, wait for network confirmations, and wSWAMP arrives automatically in your Polygon wallet. To go back, burn your wSWAMP tokens and the equivalent amount of SWAMP is sent to your SWAMP address.
No single point of failure: every mint and every payout requires 2-of-3 independent signatures, held on three separate machines that are not the same server running this website — compromising the site does not give access to funds or minting rights. The reserve is continuously checked so that it is never less than the wSWAMP in circulation, using several independent checks running in parallel. Each signer verifies every request against its own copy of the blockchain, without trusting data reported by the website.
Bridge fee: 10 SWAMP per operation. Minimum exchange amount: 50 SWAMP. Maximum per single transaction: 49,999. Maximum total per hour: 89,999. Network gas on Polygon is separate from the bridge fee; if your wallet has no gas, the bridge can top it up automatically as part of your first exchange.
This page is provided for information only and is not financial advice. Cryptocurrency values can be volatile, and moving funds on-chain is irreversible — always double-check addresses before sending. Only exchange amounts you can afford, and keep your wallet's private keys and seed phrase safe: no one from this project will ever ask you for them.