Polygon PoS Bridge

Safely send your digital assets to Ethereum and Polygon Network
The native platform token, Intella X (IX) is minted on the Ethereum Network, however, with Polygon's Proof of Stake (PoS) Bridge, users have access to the Intella X token and other supported digital assets right here on the Polygon Network.
Want to know more about Polygon's PoS Bridge? Read here.
A bridge essentially allows users to move assets from one blockchain network to another. This process is commonly known as "wrapping" a digital asset.
Intella X has integrated Polygon PoS Bridge into the wallet application to provide a convenient way for our users to send not only Intella X token but other supported assets between Ethereum and Polygon network. Follow the steps below to send your assets using Polygon PoS Bridge between the two networks.

From Ethereum to Polygon (Deposit)- Wrap

  1. 1.
    On the app's main screen, locate the type of asset you want to send to the Polygon network and tap the Bridge icon associated with that asset.
  2. 2.
    Check that you're on the Deposit tab and enter the amount of assets you want to transfer under in the From field.
  3. 3.
    Continue by tapping the Next button. Pay the Transaction Fee(s) associated with the deposit process.
  4. 4.
    Tap Confirm to initiate the transaction.

From Polygon to Ethereum (Withdraw) - Unwrap

  1. 1.
    On the app's main screen, locate the type of asset you want to send to the Ethereum network and tap the Bridge icon associated with that asset.
  2. 2.
    Check that you're on the Withdraw tab and enter the amount of assets you want to transfer under the From field.
  3. 3.
    Continue by tapping the Next button. Pay the Transaction Fee(s) associated with the withdrawal process.
  4. 4.
    Tap Confirm to initiate the transaction.
Keep your eyes on the estimated transaction speed. Transfer speed differs depending on which network you're sending your tokens from. Generally, sending tokens from Polygon to Ethereum takes a longer time than Ethereum to Polygon.