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# How To Bridge ERC-20 Tokens to Arbitrum

This brief guide is intended for those who have assets lying idle on other networks and wish to capitalize on the market-leading yields offered in our vaults. \
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Before you can make a deposit, follow the steps below to bridge your assets to Arbitrum: 

1. Visit the official Arbitrum Bridge at: <mark style="color:purple;">**<https://bridge.arbitrum.io/>**</mark><br>

2. Connect your Metamask or any other Web3 Wallet.\ <br>

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3. Make sure that you are connected to the network you want to transfer from, in our case that's Ethereum Network - Mainnet.&#x20;

4. Select the token you want to bridge.<br>

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5. Enter the desired amount to bridge.<br>

6. Click on the "Move funds to Arbitrum One" button.<br>

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7. Your funds will be available on the Arbitrum network in just a few minutes.

8. Once your funds are on Arbitrum, head over to [<mark style="color:purple;">**https://umami.finance/vaults**</mark>](https://umami.finance/vaults) and deposit your tokens into your desired vault. &#x20;

If you require assistance with depositing your funds, refer to <mark style="color:purple;">**->**</mark> [How To Deposit Into GM Vaults](/umami-finance/tutorials/how-to-deposit-into-gm-vaults.md)


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