# Bridging

**Swapping tokens across the bridge**

**Website to bridge:**

*Scroll to the bottom to find BB Gaming*

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1. Make sure you're logged into the network where your tokens currently reside. Click the **Initiate Swap** button on the bridge you would like to use and select a number of tokens you would like to bridge across.
2. After clicking the button to begin a swap, you will go through a couple of transactions to approve the bridge to send your tokens, and finally to send your tokens to the bridge.
3. After your tokens have been sent to the bridge. You will be presented a **swap ID**, **unique identifier**, and **amount** that you should write down in the event you need them later. Normally this is not needed, but it's a good idea to write them down just in case.
4. Switch to the target network where you would like to claim your bridged tokens. Once switching, the bridge cards will update on the interface and you should see a red message in the bridge where you just started a swap.
5. Click the **Claim Tokens** button to begin claiming your tokens from the bridge.
6. You will execute a blockchain transaction that will initiate claiming your tokens. Note that depending on the network(s) your bridge uses, this step of claiming could take a number of seconds to a number of minutes to complete. Feel free if after several minutes of waiting to receive your tokens to initiate claiming again, as it's possible for a transaction to get stuck or be slow to complete due to congestion or gas variability.


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