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fsxforte committed Sep 9, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -101,9 +101,9 @@ Assume you want to bridge some given amount AMOUNT from Mainnet to Arbitrum. Let
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This returns a Wei value of ETH.
Call the result FEE.
3. On Mainnet on GydL1CCIPEscrow, initiate the bridging operation:
3. On Mainnet on [GydL1CCIPEscrow](https://etherscan.io/address/0xa1886c8d748DeB3774225593a70c79454B1DA8a6), initiate the bridging operation:
```
[GydL1CCIPEscrow](https://etherscan.io/address/0xa1886c8d748DeB3774225593a70c79454B1DA8a6).bridgeToken(4949039107694359620, RECIPIENT, AMOUNT)
GydL1CCIPEscrow.bridgeToken(4949039107694359620, RECIPIENT, AMOUNT)
```
with payable amount = FEE
In Etherscan, payable amount shows up as the first “parameter” also called “bridgeToken” and has to be specified in ETH, i.e., FEE / 1e18.
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This returns a Wei value in ETH.
Call the result FEE.
2. On Arbitrum, on L2GYD, initiate the bridging operation:
2. On Arbitrum, on [L2Gyd](https://arbiscan.io/address/0xCA5d8F8a8d49439357d3CF46Ca2e720702F132b8), initiate the bridging operation:
```
L2Gyd.bridgeToken(RECIPIENT, AMOUNT)
```
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