Another chain, another coin
priced before you sign
USDC on Base to USDC on Solana is a bridge, USDT to USDC is a swap. Both start from Exchange on your wallet, every cost shown before you sign.
Money
Swap one coin for another at the best available price.
- Transactions
- Accounts
- To pay
- Payments
- Cards
- Debts
Exchange · a bridge or a swap, from wallets you sign for
- USDC on Base to USDC on SolanaBridge · from the account inside Orla · about 4 min9,000.00 USDCReady to sign
- USDT to USDC on ArbitrumSwap · Treasury · over $10,00040,000.00 USDT1 of 2 signed
- USDC to ETH on EthereumSwap · for network fees · booked as two legs1,500.00 USDCBooked
- USDC on Arbitrum to USDC on BaseBridge · booked when it lands6,000.00 USDCOn the way
A bridge from the account inside Orla, open with its quote, minimum, route and cost. Past $10,000, a swap waits for the second founder.
How it works
Swaps and bridges
in four lines
- Same coin, another chain
- A bridge carries USDC on Base to your own USDC on Solana. It is booked when it lands, even with the browser closed, and a failed one comes back and cancels out.
- Another coin, same chain
- USDT to USDC or USDC to ETH, on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Base, TRON and Solana. Only tokens from a vetted list for each network are offered, so a fake ticker never reaches the form.
- Every cost before you sign
- The quote, the minimum, the route and the network fee come first, and a route without a guaranteed minimum is refused. Swap cost is one line of at most 0.5%, Orla's 0.25% and the route's own where it charges one, inside the amounts.
- Past the threshold, signatures
- Above the space's approval threshold an exchange becomes a request for co-signers instead of going by itself. At Northline, over $10,000 both founders sign.
Questions
Swaps and bridges
the short answers
Who in the team can swap or bridge?
Exchange shows on the row of a wallet that can sign. In a business space Swap and bridge assets is its own permission: owners and admins have it, a member only when the owner grants it.
Can a client's dollars become the coin we pay in?
Yes. A wire to your account inside Orla lands as USDC in your own wallet, ready to bridge or swap. And USDC on that wallet pays a bank in dollars or euros.
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