FastBridge
Cross-chain bridge that aggregates balances across EVM chains into one transfer.

What is FastBridge?
FastBridge is a cross-chain bridge from Avail that lets users move supported tokens from multiple EVM chains in a single request. Instead of bridging chain by chain or juggling gas tokens across networks, users choose a destination chain and token, and the app routes funds from available source balances. Based on the live product and Avail's public documentation, FastBridge focuses on moving stablecoins and other supported tokens quickly, with fees handled inside the transfer flow so users do not need native gas on every source chain. That makes it useful for consolidating balances and arriving on a destination chain ready to trade.
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