1 · User wallet
Previews and signs the source-chain transaction. The user key never leaves the browser wallet.
Bridge belongs in the Wallet experience because the user previews and signs here. Its contracts and relayer remain separate security entities.
Previews and signs the source-chain transaction. The user key never leaves the browser wallet.
Escrows JYVE on the source deployment and emits a unique transfer ID.
Waits for confirmations and submits the destination leg with its own dedicated key.
Mints or burns the mirrored JYVE and rejects any transfer ID already processed.
Checks that source escrow and destination mirrored supply remain equal.
Exchange discovers a JYVE/USDC price and executes swaps. Bridge transports JYVE between deployments. They share the JYVE economic unit, but they have different user intent, failure modes, and privileged actors.
The first study bridge will distinguish Local and Sepolia by deployment and RPC, not by chain ID. A Sepolia fork can report the same chain ID as real Sepolia.