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# Bridging from Solana to Hyperliquid

### Step 1

To get started, open our telegram bot directly at [HyperUtilityBot](https://t.me/HyperUtilityBot). You can find details of the telegram bot in the image below.

If you have any queries, feel free to join our public Telegram group at [HyperUtilityOfficialTg](https://t.me/hyper_utility_official)

Please note that you will need a Hyperliquid account to use the bot (Hyperliquid is restricted in some countries such as the USA and some of its jurisdiction). 

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### Step 2

Click on "Start" to open the bot, and you will see this screen. Then, click the "Start" button at the bottom to get started.

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### Step 3

After you click "Start," the bot will display your SOL deposit address, current SOL balance, and bridge limits. You can deposit the SOL to this address that you want to bridge to Hyperliquid USDC.

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You can also click on the hamburger menu icon at the bottom left corner of the screen to view the list of available options, as shown below.

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### Step 4

Click on the "Bridge SOL to Hyperliquid USDC" button to proceed. Once you do that, the bot will ask for the amount of SOL you want to bridge. In this case, let’s try bridging 0.1 SOL. After entering this, please provide your Hyperliquid USDC address.

Note: It must be a Hyperliquid-compatible address. For example, using a Coinbase USDC Arbitrum address will result in the loss of funds.

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### Step 5

In this step, send SOL to the SOL address mentioned in the above message and then click on the Confirm button. Once the deposit is received, the conversion of SOL to HL USDC will begin as you can see in the below image.

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You can enter `/status` to check the current status of the bridging operation. The process typically takes about 7–10 minutes to complete.<br>

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### Step 6

Once the bridging is complete, funds will be successfully tranferred to your Hyperliquid account and you will see the following message in your telegram bot.&#x20;

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You can also verify this by checking your Hyperliquid account under the **Portfolio > Deposits and Withdrawals** section.&#x20;

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Congratulations! You have successfully bridged 0.1 SOL to native Hyperliquid USDC.\
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If you encounter issues or have any questions about the bot, you can join our telegram chat (<https://t.me/hyper_utility_official>) for assistance!


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