What Is LayerSwap?

LayerSwap is a transfer protocol that lets users move crypto from centralized exchanges to Layer 2 networks like Arbitrum, zkSync, and Optimism. It eliminates manual bridging and high Layer 1 gas fees, making DeFi more accessible.

How LayerSwap Works

Users link their exchange accounts, select the Layer 2 destination, and provide a wallet address. LayerSwap handles the routing automatically, delivering assets faster and cheaper than traditional methods.

LayerSwap Key Features

• Supports Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync, Base, and more
• Integrates with exchanges like Coinbase and Binance
• Lower costs than L1 withdrawals
• No registration or personal data required
• Interface built for simplicity

LayerSwap Pros and Cons

Pros

• Time and gas savings

• Direct to L2 wallet

• Easy onboarding for new DeFi users

  Cons

• Limited token options per chain

• Still expanding supported exchanges

• Not a wallet or storage tool

How to Use LayerSwap