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Transfer HEI from parachain to Ethereum

The token bridge allows you to transfer your HEI token from Heima Network into the Ethereum network as well.

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You can access our token bridge functionality by visiting https://apps.heima.network/bridge

An Introduction to the Token Bridge

Please refer to Token Bridge

Step-by-Step

You can follow the step-by-step guide below:

1. Connect using the Polkadot.js/Subwallet Extension to start using our app

2. Select the account you wish to use in our App.

3. Navigate to the Token Bridge screen

4. Input the amount of HEI token you wish to transfer.

5. Input the EVM address you wish to transfer.

6. Press on Preview and Submit and you will be shown the Transaction Summary modal. Carefully review the information displayed and then press Transfer tokens

7. Depending on where you are transferring from. You will now be presented with a MetaMask modal. Please sign and approve the transaction and then wait for the transaction to be confirmed.

Congratulations! You have successfully transferred your HEI token from Ethereum to Heima.

You can check if the transaction was successful by checking on Etherscan (https://etherscan.io/) and the Polkadot Network Explorer (https://polkadot.js.org/apps/#/explorer).