Bridge GITLAWB.Base and Robinhood Chain, 1:1.
Move GITLAWB between Base and Robinhood Chain over LayerZero. The amount received equals the amount sent, and it usually arrives in a few minutes.
- TWIG does not cross. Unwrap it to GITLAWB first at wrap.twigpine.com.
- Follow any transfer on LayerZero Scan with its source transaction hash.
How it works. Checked on-chain on 8 Sep 2026.
The two directions
Base to Robinhood Chain: your GITLAWB is locked in the OFT adapter on Base, and the same amount is minted to your address on Robinhood Chain. Robinhood Chain to Base: bridging back removes it on Robinhood Chain, and the adapter releases the same amount on Base. Same token, one supply, two chains.
What your wallet asks
From Base: an approval for the OFT adapter, then the send. From Robinhood Chain: one transaction to the GITLAWB token itself, with no approval. Both contracts are listed below.
Cost
One LayerZero message fee in ETH on the chain you send from, quoted on-chain before you sign, plus gas.
Amounts
The bridge moves whole millionths of a token. Anything smaller than 0.000001 GITLAWB stays with you. The amount received equals the amount sent: there is no slippage.
TWIG
TWIG does not cross. Unwrap it to GITLAWB on Base first, then bridge the GITLAWB.
Following a transfer
Your tokens never pass through Twigpine. The transaction goes from your wallet to the contracts below, and LayerZero delivers the message to the other chain. After you send, this page waits for the tokens to arrive; you can also follow the message on LayerZero Scan with the source transaction hash.
Bridge contracts. If an address is not on this list, it is not ours.
Copy addresses from here, never from a reply or a direct message. Compare all of the characters, not only the first and last few.