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About Superbridge
Superbridge is a native bridge interface for rollups that wraps each framework's canonical bridge contracts and their multi-step flows into one entry point, letting users move ETH and ERC-20s between Ethereum and chains on OP Stack, Arbitrum Orbit, ZKsync, AggLayer, Linea and Taiko. Deposits call the official bridge contracts directly rather than relying on third-party wrapped assets; withdrawals run through an optimistic rollup's proposal, challenge window and finalisation, and a forced-withdrawal path lets users exit straight to Ethereum mainnet when a sequencer censors a transaction.
To shorten exits, it aggregates fast routes from Across, Hyperlane, LayerZero, Circle CCTP and Relay alongside the canonical path, with per-token allowlisting and address screening. Rollies, aimed at rollup teams, ships branded bridge pages with custom domains and RPCs plus a dedicated indexer for real-time bridging events. The project reports more than USD 12 billion in cumulative bridged volume, over 1.75 million bridge transactions and more than 450,000 unique wallets, with the largest single bridge near USD 112 million; a developer API exposes chains, routes and transaction-building steps.
Superbridge shipped V5 on June 15, 2026, adding cross-chain swaps to its bridging interface for the first time across Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum, Linea, Unichain, Optimism and BNB Chain, while native bridge routes stayed fee-free. On June 18 it integrated Mayan's intent-based solver network and CCTP transfers, cutting cross-chain settlement to seconds. As of September 2026, its docs reported more than 1 million users and over $12 billion in volume across 100+ networks.
In May 2026 the MegaETH native bridge went live through Superbridge's white-label Rollies product, and Dogelon Mars bridging to Base was enabled; TRM Labs and Zero Shadow address screening now run on every connected wallet.
The Superbridge roadmap calls for broader intent routing and CCTP V2 coverage, extending fast withdrawals to more assets on OP Stack and Arbitrum Orbit chains, and expanding Rollies plus the API/SDK so rollup teams can ship white-label bridging under their own brand.