Bridges Page
The Bridges page is designed to provide users with comprehensive information about supported blockchains and the available bridging options. This page serves as a hub for managing cross-chain transactions and understanding the details of each blockchain network.
Supported Blockchains
By default, the Bridges page displays a list of supported blockchains along with essential information for each:
- Blockchain Name and Cryptocurrency Symbol: Each entry starts with the name of the blockchain and its associated cryptocurrency symbol.
- ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival): This field provides an estimate of the time it will take for deposits or withdrawals to be processed, based on the blockchain's block time and the number of required confirmations.
- Tokens: Optionally, this section may include information about token support for the blockchain, such as 'ERC20 tokens' for the Ethereum network.

Selecting a Blockchain
When you select a specific blockchain from the list, a detailed subpage opens, offering in-depth information and options:
Registrations
This section contains critical information about your addresses and transaction instructions:
- Deposit Addresses: A list of deposit addresses assigned to your account. You can use any of these addresses to deposit off-chain assets onto the chosen blockchain. Detailed instructions on how to make a deposit are also provided. To view more addresses or instructions, click the 'Bindings' button. If this button is not present, it indicates that no applicable addresses are available.

Bridges
This section allows you and provides sorting options for bridges based on preference:
Sorting Options
You can sort the list of bridges by either the bridge's security level or the Total Value Locked (TVL) in the bridge.
Bridge Details
Each bridge entry contains the following fields:
- Bridge Badge: Displays the eight symbols of the bridge's hash

- Mint/redeem: A button that initiates either the deposit process or a withdrawal using the payment page.

- Deposit Address: An optional global deposit address where you can send assets to receive them on-chain.

- Bridge Ref Hash: The hash of the bridge essentially equals to a name.

- Total Value Locked (TVL): The total assets managed by this bridge.

- Public params: A lower value suggests faster but less secure operations, while a higher value indicates slower but more secure transactions. This number reflects the number of participants involved in the bridge.

- Redeem fee: The amount of native tokens deducted during the withdrawal process (specific to the bridge's blockchain, not other tokens like ERC20).
