Two networks, one asset journey

The Grape bridge connects the supported BSC GRP/GGT tokens with their Grape representations. From BSC, tokens are locked and matching units are released from the Grape reserve. In the reverse direction, units return to the Grape reserve before their BSC backing is released.

The reviewed mainnet wallet enables both directions. A 1:1 unit ratio is not a guarantee of identical market prices, zero fees, or instant completion.

Use the guided bridge action

  1. Open the official wallet’s Bridge flow and select the asset and direction.
  2. Confirm the source account, destination account, amount, and current limits.
  3. Keep BNB available for any BSC transaction you must sign and GRP for Grape transactions.
  4. Review exact token approvals where required, then approve the intended bridge action.
  5. Track the operation through its recorded, attested, submitted, and finalized stages.

Do not send tokens directly to a token or bridge contract in place of the guided action. Keep the transaction reference if an operation needs investigation.

Limits and dependencies

At the review date, a Grape-to-BSC exit supports 1–50,000 GRP or 2,700–135,000,000 GGT per operation, with additional rolling limits. The wallet’s current checks take precedence if configuration changes.

This is an attested bridge: authorized validators observe and attest to the required cross-chain events. Finality, attester availability, rate limits, and pause controls can delay a transfer. It is not a BSC light-client proof bridge.