Anyswap Cross-Chain Tutorial
How to Use AnySwap to Implement Cross-Chain Exchange of Kaco Assets Between BSC and Shiden?
Introduction
On October 20, 2021, Kaco completed the cross-chain bridge between Shiden and BSC chains with the help of AnySwap, and launched digital assets such as Kaco and BUSD. AnySwap currently supports cross-chain routing of assets between Ethereum and Shiden.
How to cross-link BSC assets to Shiden?
Wallet network settings
You need to install MetaMask for the browser, and set up the BSC and Shiden main network for MetaMask. The specific setting parameters are as follows.
BSC network setup
Network Name: Binance Smart Chain Mainnet
New RPC URL: https://bsc-dataseed1.ninicoin.io
(If the wallet link is slow, you can use the alternate RPC address below)
Alternate RPC URL: https://bsc-dataseed3.ninicoin.io
Alternate RPC URL: https://binance.ankr.com
Chain ID: 56
Symbol (optional): BNB
Blockchain browser URL (optional): https://bscscan.com
Shiden network setup
Network name: Shiden Network
New RPC URL: https://rpc.shiden.astar.network:8545
Chain ID: 336
Symbol (optional): SDN
Blockchain browser URL (optional): https://shiden.subscan.io/
Users can also add networks automatically through https://www.kaco.finance/.
Cross-chain assets via AnySwap
① Open the web page and enter the AnySwap cross-link bridge address:
https://anyswap.exchange/bridge
② Click “Bridge” in the left menu;
③ Connect the Metamask wallet in the upper right corner and set it as the BSC (BNB) main network network;
④ Click the drop-down arrow at the token selection below the “From” input field, and a list of token options will appear to select the assets you want to cross the chain (take $KAC as an example);
⑤ In the “To” output bar below the network selection, select the network you want to cross the chain to, that is, Shiden ($SDN) main network network;
⑥ Enter the number of tokens that need to cross the chain at the horizontal line below the “From” input field;
⑦ Click the “Swap” button, the page jumps to the confirmation page;
⑧ On the confirmation page, click “Confirm” to pop up the Metamask window;
In the Metamask window, click the “Confirm” button, and then the token BNB will be cross-linked to the Shiden chain.
2. How to make assets cross back from Shiden to BSC?
$KAC is still an example, $KAC from the Shiden back across the BSC, and $KAC from the BSC to the Shiden cross-chain similar steps.
The difference is:
① The network of Metamask in the upper right corner needs to be configured as Shiden (SDN) main network;
② At the network selection below the “To” output column, the selected cross-link network is the BSC (BNB) main network.
(At present, there will be a handling fee when the asset is transferred back to the BSC chain from Shiden. Please refer to the reminder below for specific fees)
3. How to cross-link Ethereum assets to Shiden?
① Open the web page and enter the AnySwap cross-link bridge address:
https://anyswap.exchange/bridge
② Click “Bridge” in the left menu;
③ Connect the Metamask wallet in the upper right corner and set it as the ETH main network;
④ Click the drop-down arrow at the token selection below the “From” input field, and a list of token options will appear to select the assets you want to cross the chain (take ETH as an example);
⑤ In the “To” output bar below the network selection, select the network you want to cross the chain to, that is, Shiden (SDN) main network network;
⑥ Enter the number of tokens that need to cross the chain at the horizontal line below the “From” input field;
⑦ Click the “Swap” button, the page jumps to the confirmation page;
4. How to make assets cross back from Shiden to Ethereum?
Still taking $KAC as an example, crossing $KAC from the Shiden back to the Ethereum is similar to crossing the Ethereum from the Ethereum to the Shiden.
The difference is:
① The network of Metamask in the upper right corner needs to be configured as Shiden (SDN) main network;
② At the network selection below the “To” output column, the selected cross-link network is the Ethereum main network.
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