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Using the xDai Bridge
How to use the xDai Bridge without the UI
Alternative receiver for the xDai bridge
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About the qDai chain
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qDai bridge extension
Using the qDai Bridge
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Using the xDai Bridge

The xDai bridge is used to move Sai/Dai to the xDai chain, and xDai back to the Ethereum mainnet.

Basic operations

Instructions for usage with the UI are available on the xdaichain.com site

The bridge can also be used without the UI. Instructions are here.

Advanced operations

It is possible to move Dai to xDai and back to an alternative receiver by calling the bridge methods directly as in this manual.

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