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# How to Bridge TMX (BNB Chain ↔ Ethereum)

TMX is currently available on BNB Chain and Ethereum. You can bridge TMX between the two networks directly through the built-in Swap feature on the [TermMax App V2](https://app-v2.termmax.ts.finance/).

Below is an example of bridging TMX from BNB Chain to Ethereum. The same steps apply when bridging from Ethereum to BNB Chain. 

### Step 1 — Open Swap

Go to[ app-v2.termmax.ts.finance](https://app-v2.termmax.ts.finance/), connect your wallet, and click Swap in the top-right corner.

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### Step 2 — Select TMX on BNB Chain

Select BNB Smart Chain as the source network. Search for TMX and select TermMax (TMX). Make sure you select the token labeled TermMax.

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### Step 3 — Select TMX on Ethereum

For the destination token, select Ethereum as the destination network and choose TermMax (TMX).

Your bridge direction should now be: **TMX on BNB Chain → TMX on Ethereum**

Enter the amount of TMX you want to bridge, or click Max. The available bridge route will be shown at the bottom of the page.

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### Step 4 — Confirm the Bridge

Review the bridge details, including the amount, estimated gas fee, slippage, and bridge route.

Click Bridge and confirm the transaction in your wallet. Once the transaction is completed, your TMX will arrive on Ethereum.

### Gas Reminder

Make sure you have enough native tokens in your wallet to pay for gas on the source chain:

* Bridging from BNB Chain: keep enough BNB
* Bridging from Ethereum: keep enough ETH


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