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# Bridging stablecoins

Bridge USDT (Tether) and USDC to Chiliz Chain via Chainport from Polygon or Ethereum, with contract addresses for Bridged USDT and Bridged USDC on Chiliz Chain.

Since October 2024, it is possible to bridge stablecoins to their wrapped equivalent on Chiliz Chain, using third-party bridges such as [Chainport](https://app.chainport.io/). You can also bridge from Chiliz Chain to supported chains.

The stablecoins that can be bridged to Chiliz Chain are:

* Tether ([USDT](https://tether.to/)):
  * The world's first stablecoin.
  * Can be bridged using [Chainport](https://app.chainport.io/), from/to Polygon or Ethereum.
  * On Chiliz Chain, it is bridged to a Bridged Tether.
  * [See the smart contract](https://chiliscan.com/token/0x37C57a89812a0D492AeEd7691F1610CA0a8f74A1/contract/code).
* US Dollar Coin ([USDC](https://www.circle.com/usdc)):
  * A stablecoin pegged to the US Dollar.
  * Can be bridged using [Chainport](https://app.chainport.io/), from/to Polygon, Ethereum, Base, or Meld.
  * On Chiliz Chain, it is bridged to a Bridged USDC.
  * [See the smart contract](https://chiliscan.com/token/0xa37936F56249965d407E39347528a1A91eB1cbef/contract/code).

Learn more here:

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[About Stablecoins](/learn/about-stablecoins.md)
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## Example: Bridging USDT (Tether) from Polygon to Chiliz Chain

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1. Open the [https://app.chainport.io/](https://app.chainport.io/?from=CHILIZ\&to=ETHEREUM) dApp.
2. Select Polygon as the source blockchain, and select USDT as the source token.
3. When selecting the destination token, Chainport will offer you to select USDT on Chiliz Chain. Click it.
4. Enter the amount of USDT you want to bridge.\
   *NOTE: You should have enough USDT tokens on Polygon to cover the bridge fee.*
5. Click on "Port USDT".
6. Validate the bridging from your wallet.
7. You now have USDT tokens on Chiliz Chain!


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