AvalancheBase

Bridge from Avalanche to Base

Pay AVAX on Avalanche and receive Ether (ETH) on Base.

Keep AVAX on Avalanche for gas. Enter an amount to compare quotes, then connect your wallet to review and sign.

Best route first

Ranked by what lands in your wallet.

Review details

Recipient, fees, route and minimum received.

Non-custodial

You sign from your own wallet.

Swap

Slippage
You pay
Avalanche
You receive
Base
Enter an amount to find the best route.

Selected tokens and networks

AVAX on Avalanche to ETH on Base

This selection moves funds from Avalanche (chain ID 43114) to Base (chain ID 8453). The destination token arrives on Base. Changing a token or network in the swap box changes the route.

You pay

Avax (AVAX)

Avalanche · 18 decimals

Native AVAX; no token contract.

You receive

Ether (ETH)

Base · 18 decimals

Native ETH; no token contract.

Gas and approvals
Keep AVAX on Avalanche for network fees. AVAX is the native asset here, so spending it does not need an ERC-20 approval. Leave some behind for gas. To spend the received ETH later on Base, you will need ETH there for gas.
Compare an executable quote
Disconnected previews request current provider quotes but cannot be signed. Reference-price tables are separate from those quotes. Connect your wallet to get transaction details for your address. Review the provider, fees, recipient and minimum received for your amount before signing.

How to review a swap · Swap and bridge risks · How routes and fees are compared

What to review before bridging to Base

Compare the expected ETH output and minimum received on Base. Keep AVAX for separately paid source gas and check any bridge or provider fees. A route with more output does not necessarily have the lowest total cost after gas.

SwapRoute requests quotes from capable 0x and Relay integrations in parallel. Returned routes are ranked by net token output; provider confidence only breaks effectively equal outputs. Speed is not part of the ranking. Availability can change with the amount and market conditions.

FAQ

Avalanche to Base bridge — FAQ

How do I bridge from Avalanche to Base?

Choose Avalanche as the source chain and Base as the destination chain, enter an amount, then review the best available route before signing in your wallet.

How long does a Avalanche to Base bridge take?

Timing depends on provider liquidity and conditions on Avalanche and Base. A provider's estimate is not a measured completion time or a guarantee. Track the destination transaction; source-chain confirmation alone does not confirm arrival.

Can I send bridged funds to a different wallet?

You can request a different recipient on the destination network when the provider supports it. ETH/WETH wrapping can require the connected wallet as recipient. Verify the destination network and address before signing.

Does SwapRoute custody funds while bridging?

No. SwapRoute is non-custodial. You connect your wallet, review the transaction, and sign directly. Execution is handled by the underlying route provider and protocols.

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