Solana wallet provider Solflare said it has launched Bridge, a new cross-chain feature backed by Aurora and Near Intents. The tool lets users pick a source chain, such as Ethereum, Bitcoin or Base, and choose which asset they want to receive on Solana, including tokens like SOL or USDC. Solflare then generates a dedicated permanent deposit address for that route. According to the company, users only need to save that address once and can reuse it for future transfers. The setup removes the need to reconnect a wallet to a dApp each time and avoids manually selecting a bridging path for every transaction. Solflare said the feature is now available across its web wallet, browser extension and mobile app.
Solana wallet Solflare said in a post on X that it has launched Bridge, a cross-chain transfer feature supported by Aurora and Near Intents.
According to Solflare, users can choose a source chain, including Ethereum, Bitcoin and Base, and select the token they want to receive on Solana, such as SOL or USDC. The system then generates a dedicated permanent deposit address.
Users only need to save that address once and can use it repeatedly, without reconnecting their wallet to a dApp or manually picking a cross-chain route each time.
The feature is now live on Solflare’s web version, browser extension and mobile app.
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