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A cross-chain route explorer helps you plan which network and token to move your crypto to. Open the source asset button, choose a network and token, then enter an amount and open a destination from the matrix. Sweep supports both cross-chain swaps and consolidating multiple source assets into one output token.

Choose a source asset and amount, then press Compare routes to request current indicative quotes from Relay for the listed destinations. The table shows expected output token amounts and estimated USD return after reported source gas. Not quoted means no preview has been requested; unavailable or timed-out destinations are not ranked. Sweep checks a fresh final route in the app. This preview does not compare every provider or guarantee the cheapest bridge in the market.

Open the source asset selector, choose Ethereum, then USDC, and enter an amount. Press Compare routes, then open the USDC cell in the Base row. The link carries your source, destination and entered amount into Sweep, where you can review a fresh quote. Native USDC on Base uses contract 0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913; bridged variants can use different contracts.

This Explorer starts with one source token and one destination. Sweep also supports consolidating multiple balances from several networks. Open the app and add the other source assets there; its normal flow checks route availability for your full selection.

Sweep supports 80+ networks. Current network guides cover Gravity L1, DATA Network, Mythos on Polkadot, Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, zkSync Era, Scroll, Linea, Mantle, Sonic, Berachain, Sei, Unichain, Monad, HyperEVM, Hyperliquid, Ink, Soneium, World Chain, Cronos, Ronin, Celo, Gnosis, Mode, Zora, Taiko, Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Plasma, ApeChain, Degen, Manta Pacific, Metis, Kaia, Katana, Plume, Boba Network, Arbitrum Nova, BOB, Xai, Zircuit, Hemi, Cyber, Shape, B3, Flow EVM, AppChain, Stable, Merlin, Morph, Somnia, Eclipse, SOON mainnet, Syndicate Commons, ZERO, Ancient8, Funkichain, Gunz, Animechain; this is an editorial directory, not the complete live provider catalog. This Explorer has a 61-network source selector and 20 destination rows. Preview quotes use Relay, so a listed network or token is not a promise of current liquidity; the full app can check additional providers. Current asset and route availability must be checked in Sweep.

No route found means this tool does not offer that token and network combination in its curated catalog, dated 2026-10-24. It does not mean a live provider request failed or that Sweep can never support the asset. Choose another listed destination or check current availability in the app. An asset already included in From is marked separately so it is not presented as a new destination.

The dollar amount below each output token amount is its estimated net USD value: quoted output USD minus estimated source gas USD. Values are rounded to cents. Relay output already reflects embedded provider and Sweep fees, which are not subtracted twice. One bounded collection forms the comparison snapshot; quotes are collected over time rather than at the same instant. Ranking uses a shared reference input USD value; source valuations that differ by more than 0.5% are excluded. Green means higher estimated return and red means lower return among fresh comparable previews. Missing prices, gas or expired quotes stay neutral. Wallet-dependent approval costs are not known here; this is a routing estimate, not investment yield.

Best marks the highest estimated USD return among at least two fresh comparable Relay previews returned for your chosen source amount. It does not mean the highest token count, the fastest bridge, a guaranteed execution price or the best route across all providers. Expired and incomplete results cannot receive Best.

You can start one comparison every 60 seconds per IP address. The server enforces this across refreshes, tabs and backend instances. People sharing an IP share the allowance. Provider failures can still consume a comparison attempt. Short-lived shared caching and overall capacity limits reduce repeated provider requests; Retry-After indicates when to try again.

Quotes are collected when you press Compare routes. The indicative comparison, colors and Best label stay visible until your next comparison is allowed, 60 seconds after the request was admitted. All displayed results then become Expired together. Expired tiles are grayscale and disabled; compare again to open refreshed previews. These are estimates from the last comparison, not an executable price held for a minute; the Sweep app always obtains a fresh final quote before execution.

A native token is the network’s native asset, such as ETH on Ethereum and Base, HYPE on HyperEVM, or BNB on BNB Chain. It is distinct from USDC, USDT and wrapped tokens. Receiving a larger number of native tokens does not by itself mean receiving more dollar value; compare the current net output in Sweep.

No. HyperEVM is the EVM network with chain ID 999 and HYPE as its native token. HyperCore is a separate destination context. The HyperEVM row in this Explorer is for HyperEVM, not an exchange deposit to HyperCore. Check the intended network in Sweep before confirming.

The Katana row uses USDC (vbUSDC) and USDT (vbUSDT) from its destination catalog. The token symbol alone does not identify the contract. Each destination link carries its exact token contract, so Sweep can preselect the intended vault-backed asset rather than relying on a ticker symbol.

Yes. Destination tiles open Sweep with the source network, source token, destination network and destination token preselected. A valid manually entered source amount is also included. The app resolves metadata through its own token catalog or provider search, checks balances and obtains a fresh quote. A link never transfers a wallet address, demo return, price, signature or transaction permission. You can edit every selection before confirming.

Yes. Choose the network first, then paste a complete EVM token contract into the asset search. The selector searches the provider index for that exact network and contract and shows a selectable token when metadata is found. A metadata match does not guarantee a swap route or liquidity. If the lookup fails or the address is not indexed, the selector shows an explicit message instead of inventing a token.

No wallet connection, account, signature or token approval is required to plan destinations here. Amounts are entered manually; this tool does not read wallet balances or execute transactions. Planning is free. Any swap or bridge in Sweep has its own current route and network costs.

No. Quotes run only when you press Compare routes. Changing the source asset or amount clears the previous result. A complete custom contract can request metadata for that one network. The public comparison does not request signatures, approvals, executable transaction data or wallet balances, and never treats a missing quote as zero.