Bridge
Bridge routes overview
The bridge routes QUVR supports today, and what's coming.
QUVR never takes custody of your funds on any route — every route executes directly wallet-to-wallet through the underlying protocol's own contracts. QUVR's job is to quote, route, and track the transaction; the bridging logic itself belongs to the protocol you pick.
| Route | Status | Typical time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| LayerZero / Stargate | Live | ~2 minutes | Reads quotes directly from Stargate's on-chain contracts. |
| Canonical Arbitrum Bridge | Roadmap | ~7 days for withdrawals | Most battle-tested route, but the slowest — shows as unavailable until wired up. |
| Chainlink CCIP | Roadmap | ~3 minutes | Shows as unavailable until wired up. |
Note
Routes marked "Roadmap" are visible in the route selector for transparency about what's planned, but are not yet functional — selecting one will show it as unavailable rather than letting you submit a transaction.
Which route should I use?
Today, LayerZero/Stargate is the only live option, so there isn't a choice to make yet. Once the Canonical Arbitrum Bridge and Chainlink CCIP routes go live, the general trade-off will be speed (Stargate/CCIP) versus the security profile of a chain's own canonical bridge (Arbitrum Bridge) at the cost of a much longer withdrawal window — this page will be updated with concrete guidance once both are available.