Stablecoin Bridge | Institutional, No Slippage | Codex FX
Stablecoin bridge.
Bridge USDT, USDC and PYUSD across Ethereum, Solana, Tron and more, settling near-instantly with deep institutional liquidity and no slippage or smart contract exposure.
What are you bridging?
Send
USDT
ETH
Receive
USDT
1,000,000
SOL
1 USDT = 1USDTLive rate
Illustrative rates. Not Codex pricing.
Near-instant Settlement
24/7/365 Availability
No Slippage
No smart Contract risk
Institutional money needs better bridging
Every cross-chain transfer puts your money in someone else's hands and relies on intermediaries.
Whether it's a bridge locking assets in a smart contract or an exchange controlling withdrawals, you inherit delays, uncertainty, and more.
Codex's blockchain bridging is built to solve this with institutional-scale cross-chain transfers.
How cross-chain transfers work
Codex acts as principal on both legs. You are trading directly with us, not routing through a protocol or an exchange account, so there is nothing to integrate and nothing of yours sitting in a contract mid-transfer.
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Confirm your route
Select the asset, source network, and destination network in our interface. You get a live, firm quote before anything moves.
1,000,000USDT
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1 USDT ↔ 1 USDT
This quote expires in 11 seconds
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Send and receive
Send the asset on your source chain to the address we provide. We pay out the equivalent on the destination network, typically under 30 minutes.
1,000,000USDT
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Settle on one invoice
Your bridging fee is quoted upfront and billed alongside the rest of your Codex activity. Network costs are passed through at cost, never marked up.
Invoice
Blockchain bridge
Pay
1,000,000
USDC Receive
1,000,000
USDT
Supported assets and networks
Corridors vary by asset. Confirm your specific route with our team.
Assets
USDT USD Tether
PYUSD PayPal USD
USDC USD Coin
Networks
Ethereum · Tron · Solana · Polygon · Codex · Base · Optimism · Arbitrum · Avalanche
Ethereum ETH
Tron TRX
Solana SOL
Polygon POL
Codex CODEX
Base BASE
Optimism OP
Arbitrum ARB
Avalanche AVAX
Codex vs. alternatives
Three ways to move stablecoins across chains. Only one gives you a firm price and a real counterparty.
Decentralized bridge
Centralized exchanges
Counterparty and custody
Principal desk, settles direct.
Funds locked in a contract.
Balance exposed to venue solvency.
Liquidity
Institutional inventory. No retail caps.
Retail pools, thin at size.
Deep, but withdrawal caps by tier.
Settlement
Under 30 minutes, 24/7.
Set by chain finality.
Deposit, queue, and possible holds.
Execution certainty
Quote = payout. No slippage.
No locked quote. Slippage at size.
Limits, reviews, and frozen withdrawals.
Integration
One KYB, one API. Same-day wallet whitelisting.
Multiple protocols. Bigger attack surface.
KYC and funding per venue.
FAQ
Find answers about how bridging works, pricing, supported chains, and more.
What is Codex bridging? A way to move stablecoins between networks with Codex as your counterparty. You send on one chain, and we pay you out on another from inventory we already hold there. No bridge protocol or exchange account sits in the middle.
How is Codex different from a decentralized bridge? A decentralized bridge locks your assets in a smart contract and moves them through shared liquidity pools, so you carry contract risk and price impact that grows with size. With Codex, you trade directly with our desk. We quote a firm price before you send, take the asset on your source chain, and pay you the same amount from our own inventory on the destination chain.
Who is Codex bridging for? Firms that move stablecoin liquidity as part of normal operations: trading desks and market makers, treasury teams managing multi-chain inventory, PSPs and wallets funding payouts, and protocols moving between ecosystems.
Can Codex handle large, institutional-size transfers? Yes. Codex is built for institutional size, not retail. Because we settle from our own inventory, a seven-figure transfer gets the same firm quote and settlement window as a smaller one, with no slippage as size grows.
Which assets and networks are supported? We support USDT, USDC, and PYUSD across Ethereum, Tron, Solana, Polygon, Codex, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, and Avalanche. Corridors vary by asset. Confirm your specific route with our team.
How long does a transfer take? Most complete in under 30 minutes. Because we pay out from inventory already on the destination network, you aren't waiting on a bridge to rebalance before your funds land.
How do we get started? Book a demo and we will map your assets, chains, and typical size to a firm quote and settlement window.