Your funds live where your users already are
Deposit from nine chains and withdraw to any of them, with every move confirmed by a signed receipt and checkable from outside the network.
A treasury on Ethereum, a user base on Solana and an agent that runs on Paxeer X do not need three plans. One bridge connects them, and the network publishes its own record to chains you already trust.
Most of the money your users hold is somewhere else. It sits in a wallet on Ethereum, a Base account, a Solana address. Paxeer X does not ask them to move house. You bring value in from the chain it lives on, put it to work here for a fraction of a cent per transaction, and send it back when you are done. The round trip is a deposit and a withdrawal, nothing more.
A user who already holds USDC on Arbitrum can fund an agent on Paxeer X in one step. PAX earned on the network can return to the treasury chain of record with no counterparty in the middle.
Nine chains, one bridge
- Ethereum
- Base
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- BNB Chain
- Polygon
- Avalanche
- HyperEVM
- Solana
Each chain has its own vault and its own cap, set by governance, so exposure to any one network is bounded. PAX pairs against each chain's native coin. SID, the network's second coin, is also at home on Solana.
What a deposit looks like from your side
- 01
Send to the vault on the source chain
From MetaMask, Phantom or your own code, send the asset to that chain's bridge vault. An ordinary transaction.
- 02
Independent attestors confirm it
Independent attestors watch the source chain. Only when enough of them agree that the deposit is final does Paxeer X credit your account. No attestor can act alone.
- 03
Your balance appears, with a receipt
The credit is an ordinary transaction on Paxeer X, so it comes back with a signed receipt and shows on your PaxScan account page within a second.
- 04
Withdraw whenever you like
A withdrawal locks the asset here and releases it from the destination chain's vault. You hold the receipt from the moment you send it.
The guarantees behind it
A deposit can be delayed. It cannot be lost, and it cannot be counted twice.
Every inbound deposit carries a unique identifier that the network remembers forever, so the same deposit is refused the second time no matter who submits it. If a source chain is slow or an attestor is offline, the deposit waits rather than disappearing. Governance can pause a single chain's bridge without touching the rest of the network, and withdrawals keep their place in the queue while it is paused.
Proof that reaches beyond the network
Paxeer X also publishes its committed block headers and state roots to archives on Ethereum and Solana. These mirrors are not where value settles; they are a public record on chains an auditor already trusts. Someone who never connects to Paxeer X can take a receipt you hand them, check it against the Ethereum archive, and confirm the transaction happened exactly as you say.
Keep the signed receipt for every deposit and withdrawal. With the mirrored headers, it is complete evidence of the move, with no reliance on a dashboard or a support ticket. See statements and evidence for exports built for this.
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Bring your first deposit over
Add the network to your wallet, fund it from the chain you already use, and see the receipt come back.